Abstract: A first mounting unit and a second mounting unit capable of performing component holding, component recognition, and component placement for two boards independently of each other are provided. A first conveyance path for loading and unloading the first board, and a second conveyance path for loading and unloading the second board, are independently arranged.

Abstract: A first mounting unit and a second mounting unit capable of performing component holding, component recognition, and component placement for two boards independently of each other are provided. A first conveyance path for loading and unloading the first board, and a second conveyance path for loading and unloading the second board, are independently arranged.

Abstract: A first mounting unit and a second mounting unit capable of performing component holding, component recognition, and component placement for two boards independently of each other are provided. A first conveyance path for loading and unloading the first board, and a second conveyance path for loading and unloading the second board, are independently arranged.

Abstract: This invention relates to an electronic component mounting apparatus. In the apparatus, a rotary body for changing the direction of a component mounting section is fixed to a hollow rotary shaft with a flange. The hollow rotary shaft is provided in a hollow motor and rotated integrally with the rotary body by driving of the hollow motor. A wire extending from an electric component, which is provided in the rotary body for changing the direction of the component mounting section, is arranged in the hollow rotary shaft of the hollow motor. An end of the wire is fixed to the rotary body, and the wire is arranged with looseness or into a spiral in the hollow rotary shaft. Further a lateral surface of inside the hollow rotary shaft and a surface of a coupling shaft are coated with protective materials.

Abstract: A first mounting unit (101) and a second mounting unit (102) capable of performing component holding, component recognition, and component placement for two boards (2a, 2b) independently of each other are provided. A first conveyance path for loading and unloading the first board (2a) and a second conveyance path for loading and unloading the second board (2b) are independently arranged.

Abstract: This invention relates to an electronic component mounting apparatus. In the apparatus, a rotary body for changing the direction of a component mounting section is fixed to a hollow rotary shaft with a flange. The hollow rotary shaft is provided in a hollow motor and rotated integrally with the rotary body by driving of the hollow motor. A wire extending from an electric component, which is provided in the rotary body for changing the direction of the component mounting section, is arranged in the hollow rotary shaft of the hollow motor. An end of the wire is fixed to the rotary body, and the wire is arranged with looseness or into a spiral in the hollow rotary shaft. Further a lateral surface of inside the hollow rotary shaft and a surface of a coupling shaft are coated with protective materials.

Abstract: An object of the present invention, which is a printed circuit board housing apparatus, is to allow the state of the printed circuit boards inside a rack (fully loaded or in mid-process, or the like) to be determined at a glance from outside the rack, so as to ensure that printed circuit boards are controlled in each rack. To achieve this object, the printed circuit board housing apparatus pertaining to the present invention comprises a display mark on the exterior component of the rack side plates for displaying the state of the printed circuit boards inside the rack, and a shutter for switching the display of the display mark, as well as a drive component for sliding the shutter.

Abstract: In a jumper wire inserting apparatus, a transforming members has a fixed member and a movable member, thereby to transform the jumper wire accurately by transferring the movable member only responding to respective pitches of pairs of holes of the printed circuit substrate.

Abstract: An electronic part mounting device having tape feeding units for holding and intermittently transferring electronic part assemblies each having a plurality of electronic parts fixed on tapes at specified intervals, a movable table being in a disc shape and rotatably installed for transferring the removably installed tape feeding unit to a specified first position, pressure clampers each removably mounted on the aforementioned movable table in proximity and in correspondence with the tape feeding unit, an inserting head as the working head for taking each electronic part off the electronic part assembly at the first position and then, holding and transferring the electronic part to a second position apart from the moving path of the movable table where this electronic part is mounted on a printed substrate, a chute located beneath the bottom of the movable table in correspondence with the aforementioned tape feeding unit for guiding to near the center of rotation of the movable table tape scraps and which have