PCB assembly

The precise placement and soldering of electronic components on printed circuit boards requires the highest technological standards. Processes such as through-hole assembly (THT) and surface mount assembly (SMT) dominate manufacturing. Challenges such as material shortages and disrupted supply chains significantly impact production. At the same time, digital processes and Industry 4.0 enable networked manufacturing with real-time monitoring and optimized efficiency. Advances in robotics and artificial intelligence increase automation and minimize error rates. Reliable assembly ensures the quality and performance of modern electronic products.

Applications in segment:

"PCB assembly"

The KERN platform scale enables reliable checkweighing of components within defined tolerance limits. If a limit is exceeded, an automatic warning signal is generated – an important function for continuous production monitoring.

Platform scales

DE 60K1D

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The KERN counting scale enables fast and precise recording of components and accessories. This reliably ensures material availability for production orders and helps avoid production downtime. This contributes significantly to increasing process efficiency.

Counting scales

IFS 60K0.5DL

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Quick and accurate control of the number of items in the goods issue to ensure the correct delivery quantity

Counting scales

IFS 60K0.5DL

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The KERN precision scale is used for precise weight control of materials such as adhesives, ensuring precise dosing. This prevents production errors, maintains consistent product quality, and significantly reduces the effort required for rework.

Precision balances

EW 420-3NM

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Provision of a certain amount according to customer order. An alarm is triggered if picking cannot be carried out (lack of goods in stock). This avoids loss of time or incorrect deliveries

Counting systems

CCS 30K0.1.

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Determining the package weight is an indispensable process for registering with the logistics company. It is also used to control freight charges

Platform scales

DE 150K20DL

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Determination of the pallet weight. Since pallets do not have a standardized weight, it is necessary to weigh every single loaded pallet as a whole. This is the only way to determine the exact weight. Avoids loss of time or higher transport costs when shipping

Pallet truck scales

VHB 2T1

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Fully automatic, permanent checkweighing of an amount of glue in the machine to always provide the correct amount and thus avoid production errors

Analytical balances

ACJ 100-4M

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The KERN stereo microscope is used for optical quality control of components. It enables precise inspections during demanding work steps such as precision welding or PCB assembly and helps to detect and prevent production defects at an early stage.

Stereo microscopes

OZL 445

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Counting small parts and components to ensure correct stocks. Ease of work and time savings in inventory

Counting scales

CPB 15K0.2N

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Determination of the correct package weight in order to avoid incorrect freight charges when shipping. Too high a weight specification causes avoidable costs

Platform scales

IOC 600K-2

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The KERN CFS counting scale is ideal for precisely counting small parts and components in order to reliably record inventory levels. It supports just-in-time reordering and facilitates inventories. This avoids production bottlenecks and unnecessary storage costs.

Counting scales

CFS 15K0.2

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Random check of soldered joints to avoid defective products and avoid follow-up costs

Stereo microscopes

OSF 438

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Even when producing small quantities of a two-component adhesive, it is important to ensure that the prescribed mixture is adhered to. The individual components are preferably weighed with a precision balance

Precision balances

PCB 200-3

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If there is a fine hairline crack on a printed circuit board, a little bit of solder often helps to reconnect the two ends. These hairline cracks are often so fine that they cannot be seen with the naked eye. Depending on the size of the conductor track, it can be helpful to work with an illuminated microscope, after all you need both hands free to operate. This procedure makes the work much easier

Stereo microscopes

OZM 952

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Manual assembly of certain components still plays an important role. For very small components, this is a job that can only be done with a microscope. This is easier on the eyes and prevents incorrect assembly of the circuit board.

Stereo microscopes

OZL 445

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