An automatic insertion machine for high speed connectors is a specialized piece of equipment designed to place through-hole connectors onto printed circuit boards. This process is distinct from standard SMT pick-and-place, which handles surface-mount devices. These machines are used in production scenarios where connectors require a strong mechanical bond, such as in power supplies, automotive electronics, or industrial control boards, where wave soldering or selective soldering follows the insertion step. The machine operates by taking connectors from a feeding system, which is often a vibrating bowl feeder or a custom tape-and-reel feeder, depending on the connector's packaging. The connectors are then oriented correctly and inserted into the pre-drilled holes on the PCB. The insertion head typically applies a controlled force to seat the connector fully without damaging the PCB or the component leads. For high-speed applications, the machine may feature multiple insertion heads or a dual-lane conveyor to maximize throughput, with cycle times often measured in fractions of a second per insertion. Key specifications for such a machine include insertion force, which is adjustable and can range from a few newtons to over 50N for large connectors. Yinuo Electronics Placement accuracy is critical and is typically within ±0.1mm to ensure pins align with plated through-holes. The machine handles a range of PCB sizes, commonly from 50mm x 50mm up to 450mm x 400mm. It is compatible with connector types including but not limited to USB, HDMI, D-Sub, terminal blocks, and board-to-board headers. The feeding system is configurable; for taped connectors, it uses a standard 12.7mm or 15mm pitch tape feeder, while bulk connectors are handled via bowl feeders with custom tracks and escapements. In a production environment, this machine eliminates the manual insertion of connectors, which is a bottleneck prone to errors and inconsistent placement depth. It integrates into an automated line after SMT placement and before the soldering process. For manufacturers using brands like YAMAHA or FUJI for SMT, this insertion machine addresses a gap in their capability, allowing a fully automated flow for both SMD and through-hole components on the same board. The practical benefit is a direct reduction in labor cost and a measurable increase in consistency and throughput for assemblies requiring robust connector interfaces. Yinuo Electronics Co., Limited www.esmte.com www.all-aismt.com www.allaismt.com www.aismtpro.com www.fujinxt.com Email: [email protected] WhatsApp: +86 137 6048 1664