SIPLACE TX Modular Placement Platform
SIPLACE TX is a modular ASMPT placement family covering TX1, TX2 and TX2i configurations. Its role depends on the installed heads and component supply. Compare those configurations within one guide; the family line illustration does not identify a particular machine or imply that every module has the same capability.
SIPLACE TX Technical Specifications
| Published family rates | ASMPT lists 43,000 cph for TX1, 85,500 for TX2 and 96,000 for TX2i under its stated conditions. |
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| Conveyor modes | The published table lists 375 × 260 mm in dual-lane mode and 375 × 460 mm in dual-as-single mode; a long-board option extends length to 590 mm. |
| Feeder capacity | Up to 80 × 8 mm tape-feeder positions in the manufacturer table. |
| Head choice | CP20, CPP and Twin head configurations address different speed, component and force requirements. Confirm the installed combination. |

Configuration Must Be Verified
The actual SIPLACE TX quote should identify the installed heads, feeders, nozzles, software, voltage, accessories and visible condition.
When SIPLACE TX Makes Sense — and When It May Not
SIPLACE TX selection should begin with production requirements and evidence, not with a model name alone.
Three SIPLACE TX Buyer Questions
These questions keep the quotation scope connected to the buyer’s real SMT process.
Is the offered machine TX1, TX2 or TX2i, with which heads?
SIPLACE TX buyers should confirm this with actual-machine evidence before quotation.
Which conveyor mode and long-board option are installed?
SIPLACE TX buyers should confirm this with actual-machine evidence before quotation.
Are feeder tables, cameras, tray supply and software interfaces included in the quotation?
SIPLACE TX buyers should confirm this with actual-machine evidence before quotation.
SIPLACE TX Running Video Review
Before shipment, review the relevant power-on, movement, operating state and visible condition for the specific offered unit.
Request a recording of the specific offered machine, including the operating sequence relevant to your application.
- Power-on and visible operating-state confirmation
- Relevant transport, motion or inspection sequence
- Unit-specific condition evidence before export packing
FAQ
Common questions for overseas buyers evaluating a SIPLACE TX.
Are TX1 and TX2i the same machine with a different name?
No. ASMPT lists different placement performance; confirm the complete configuration.
Does the line illustration show one quoted TX unit?
No. It illustrates several modules in the family and is not actual-unit evidence.
Send Your SIPLACE TX Production Requirement
Share PCB size, component range, required throughput, feeder strategy, voltage, destination and inspection expectations. LCSMT can review whether an actual SIPLACE TX configuration is a practical match.
