Components processing
- ESD protection
- Solder and solder agents
- Factory equipment
- Personal protective equipment (PPE)
- PCB processing and handling
- Component processing
- Component storage
- SALE
Label roll for thermal printer, 1 roll = 1360 labels
Handle for SMD reel stand for COUNTY component counter
SMD adapter for COUNTY component counter
COUNTY EVO component counter
Roller stand for belt cleats for COUNTY EVO component counter
Superform/A bending/cutting device for axial components, Ø 0.4 - 1.3 mm
SUPERFORM/V-C cutting and bending machine for axial components, P = 3.8 mm
Axial and radial belt guide for County EVO
Thermal printer for COUNTY component counter
Component counter COUNTY S EVO, 220 components/s, Empty Pocket Check, 230V
Component counter COUNTY S EVO, 220 components/s, 230V
COUNTY EVO component counter incl. rechargeable battery and data logger
Barcode scanner for COUNTY EVO and COUNTY S EVO
Cutting machine for cutting radial components to length, 230V
Motor drive for SUPERFORM/A-AP-S-V-R-RCP, 230V
Die for SUPERCUT/RS4, 90° bend
Die for SUPERCUT/RP, surface mounting
Matrix for SUPERCUT/RP, stand-off / lock-in
Forming tool for SUPERFORM-AF, inner bead 3 mm
SUPERFORM/R cutting machine for radial components, P = 12.7 mm
SUPERFORM/V-B cutting and bending machine for axial components, P = 2.54 mm
Roll holder BR6 for Superform-R cutting machine
County Evo component counter with rechargeable battery
Empty coil for COUNTY EVO made of aluminum
What is the difference between axial and radial components?
Axial components have connecting wires at both ends of the component body and are usually mounted horizontally on the PCB. Typical examples are resistors or diodes in THT design. Radial components have the connections on one side, allowing vertical mounting. This design is often used for electrolytic capacitors, coils or certain sensors. The design influences assembly, space requirements and processing methods in electronics production.
When are component counters used in electronics production?
Component counters are used for precise quantity recording of small electronic components, especially for SMD components on reels or tape packaging. They support warehouse management, material control and production preparation in electronics manufacturing. Automatic counting systems reduce errors in manual stocktaking and enable large quantities of small components to be recorded quickly with high repeat accuracy.
When are cutting and bending machines used for components?
Cutting and bending machines are used in THT production to precisely process connecting wires to defined lengths and grid dimensions. This allows components to be reproducibly assembled and mechanical stresses on the PCB to be reduced. Typical applications include resistors, diodes and axial capacitors.