Collect finished boards into a standard magazine with a perpendicular (side-exit) transfer path. Side exit unloaders are ideal when your end-of-line faces a wall, aisle, or obstruction and straight-through collection is not possible.
| Collection Direction | Side exit (perpendicular) |
| PCB Size Range | 50 × 50 – 460 × 460 mm |
| Magazine Capacity | Up to 50 boards |
| Interface | SMEMA compatible |
| Air Supply | 0.5 MPa |
Technical Specifications
| Collection Direction | Side exit (perpendicular to line) |
| PCB Width Range | 50 – 460 mm |
| PCB Length Range | 50 – 460 mm |
| Magazine Capacity | Up to 50 boards per magazine |
| Transfer Speed | Adjustable |
| Interface Standard | SMEMA |
| Power Supply | 220V / 50Hz |
| Air Supply | 0.5 MPa |
Optional Configuration
| Rail Width Adjustment | Manual adjustment or motorized width adjustment |
| Magazine Handling | Magazine presence detection, full magazine detection, and board count options |
| Signal / Control | Tower light, buzzer alarm, and custom handshake integration on request |
| Line Direction | Left-to-right or right-to-left to match the line layout |
Who This Unloader Fits Best
Space-Constrained End-of-Line
When the line ends near a wall or aisle, side exit collection routes boards into the magazine without needing straight clearance.
Standard SMT Lines
A reliable unloader format for reflow, wave, AOI, and end-of-line inspection with standard magazines.
Compared with Inline
Inline collects straight through; side exit collects perpendicular. Choose side exit when straight-through space is constrained.
Compared with OK/NG
Side exit collects all boards into one magazine; OK/NG adds automatic pass/fail sorting and is best when quality separation is needed.
Related Products
Dual Magazine PCB Unloader
Higher-capacity magazine handling for longer unattended runs.
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