Odd Form Insertion Machine
S7900, S-70LD, S7000
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Six focused product categories for axial, radial, terminal, pin, eyelet, and odd-form through-hole automation.
S7900, S-70LD, S7000
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S4000
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S3000, S3010A
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S7020T, S7020
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S7000P
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S7000E
Get S7000E PricingSouthern Machinery positions the website around line assessment, component validation, and ROI transparency instead of unsupported headline numbers.
Compare the labor bottleneck, current line flow, and machine configuration before quotation.
Balance axial, radial, terminal, odd-form, AOI, wave soldering, and board handling as one process.
Use manuals, spare parts planning, remote consultation, and installation guidance to reduce commissioning risk.
CE certification documentation should be confirmed per machine model before final publication or customer claim.
An anonymized high-mix EMS workflow starts with a manual insertion map, component samples, board size review, and current line configuration. The outcome target is then checked against a machine-by-machine automation plan.
EMS
Southern Machinery helped us compare manual insertion steps against a staged auto insertion line plan before investment approval.
OEE improvement example requires project validation
Automotive
The engineering review focused on samples, fixtures, and downstream inspection instead of only selling a machine.
Anonymized customer proof
ODM
The line assessment clarified which components should stay manual, which should be inserted automatically, and where conveyors were needed.
Line layout before quotation
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THT Auto Insertion
S7020
S7900
S3010A
These answers keep the next step practical and avoid unsupported performance promises.
Start from the component mix. Axial parts point toward S4000, radial parts toward S3000 or S3010A, terminals toward S7020T or S7020, and non-standard parts toward S7900 or a specialized S7000 family configuration.
Yes. The recommended workflow is to review PCB samples, BOM, component package, current line layout, target volume, and downstream soldering or AOI requirements before proposing a line.
Southern Machinery can review engineering-supported integration for lines using Panasonic, JUKI, Universal, or similar factory environments. Exact fit, interface, and tooling should be confirmed by the engineering team before quotation.
Pricing depends on machine model, feeder/tooling configuration, PCB size, component samples, line layout, and support scope. Submit the RFQ form and Jason Wu will confirm the next step.