SMD chip handling apparatus

Metal working – Means to assemble or disassemble – Means to assemble electrical device

Reexamination Certificate

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C029S740000, C029S741000, C029S744000, C029S840000, C228S180210, C228S041000

Reexamination Certificate

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11100585

ABSTRACT:
The apparatus is for securely fetching and positioning an SMD chip on a printed circuit board and soldering the same to the board. Two spring plates form the clasping fingers which are wedged apart to a width larger than the width of the SMD chip by an expander formed on an elongated rod slidably mounted within a vertical tubular housing. An SMD chip may be safely fetched by pressing the rod on the top of the SMD with a continuous depressing motion until the fingers clasp the SMD chip safely therebetween. A soldering unit with a bifurcate soldering head located juxtaposed to the fingers is operative to solder the SMD chip to the printed circuit board while the SMD chip is safely held in place.

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