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When a high-value Ball Grid Array (BGA) package fails, scrapping the entire populated board is the most expensive outcome possible. Southern Machinery's BGA Rework Station (SR430A) lets EMS, OEM, and after-sales teams re
Misaligned BGA placement is the fastest route to solder bridging, cold joints, and rework that fails first-article inspection. Southern Machinery's SR-430A BGA Rework Station solves this at the source with a CCD optical
How X-Ray component counting cuts QA time and boosts inventory accuracy in PCB assembly lines.
The ADL100 X-Ray Counter slashes SMD reel counting time from minutes to seconds, delivering 99.9% accuracy with zero contact — purpose-built for high-mix EMS environments.
When a BGA, QFN, or fine-pitch device fails on a high-value board, scrapping the assembly is rarely an option. The SR-430A BGA Rework Station from Southern Machinery gives EMS and OEM teams a repeatable, traceable way to
Reworking a BGA, QFP, or high-value SMD component is one of the riskiest operations on any PCB assembly line — a single misapplied thermal cycle can warp a board or destroy a costly component. Southern Machinery's SR-430A BGA Rework Station removes that risk with three independently controlled heating zones, closed-loop K-type thermocouple feedback, and ±3°C temperature precision in a compact 30 kg bench-top unit. It safely removes and re-solders BGA, QFP, LGA, and QFN packages on boards up to 410×370 mm, and stores multiple password-protected thermal profiles so validated recipes stay consistent across operators and shifts. For EMS, automotive, and industrial-control teams, the SR-430A recovers high-value boards that would otherwise be scrapped. Contact Southern Machinery to request the specification sheet and a rework-profile consultation for your component mix.
The AX6000 X-Ray Chip Counter from Southern Machinery enables EMS manufacturers to verify SMD component quantities non-destructively, reducing inventory discrepancies and quality risks in PCB assembly lines.
