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OverviewSouthern Machinery SME-750II Stencil Cleaning Machine
Wash and air-dry stencil frames in a pneumatic cleaning cabinet with two documented cleaning units. Match frame dimensions, residue chemistry and air supply to the selected cleaning process. The brochure cycle times describe solder-paste stencils and cannot certify cleanliness or dryness for another load.
Manufacturer-published model data
Southern Machinery SME-750II Technical Specifications
| Stencil envelope | Up to 750 x 750 x 40 mm; two stencils in the documented arrangement |
|---|---|
| Liquid tanks | Two 40 L tanks |
| Washing | Double-sided rotary-nozzle liquid spray |
| Drying | Rotary-nozzle air blow |
| Air pressure | 0.5-0.7 MPa |
| Published air demand | 400-600 L/min x 2 sets; confirm plant supply for the operating sequence |
| Machine dimensions | 1500 x 960 x 1700 mm (L x W x H) |
| Catalogue mass | 480 kg; confirm the quoted shipping weight |
Manufacturer model data · Important: model-level figures and features are conditional manufacturer information, not guarantees for a particular used Southern Machinery SME-750II unit.
Key Features
Configuration Must Be Verified
The actual Southern Machinery SME-750II quote should identify the cleaning units, pumps, spray rods, tanks, filters, seals, door interlocks and compressed-air supply.
Buyer decision guide
When Southern Machinery SME-750II Makes Sense — and When It May Not
Southern Machinery SME-750II selection should begin with production requirements and evidence, not with a model name alone.
Typical Applications
Typical Applications for Southern Machinery SME-750II
Use the SME-750II to remove printing residues from compatible stencil frames before returning them to the printing process. Match frame dimensions, residue chemistry and air supply to the selected cleaning process. The brochure cycle times describe solder-paste stencils and cannot certify cleanliness or dryness for another load.
Before quotation
Three Southern Machinery SME-750II Buyer Questions
These questions keep the quotation scope connected to the buyer’s real SMT process.
1
Which stencil frame, aperture pattern, residue and cleaning chemistry will be used to qualify SME-750II?
Southern Machinery SME-750II buyers should confirm this with actual-machine evidence before quotation.
2
What air delivery, filter condition and process arrangement are fitted to the offered SME-750II?
Southern Machinery SME-750II buyers should confirm this with actual-machine evidence before quotation.
3
Can a sample-stencil wash and dry run preserve aperture, residue and leakage evidence?
Southern Machinery SME-750II buyers should confirm this with actual-machine evidence before quotation.
Running video confirmation
Southern Machinery SME-750II Running Video Review
Before shipment, review the relevant power-on, movement, operating state and visible condition for the specific offered unit.
This review page does not present a reference clip as proof of the actual machine. A reviewed unit-specific recording is required before it can be attached here.
- Power-on and visible operating-state confirmation
- frame loading, wash coverage, liquid recovery, air drying and an approved interlock check
- Unit-specific condition evidence before export packing
Used-machine inspection
Inspection and Export Preparation for an Actual Southern Machinery SME-750II
- Nameplate and configurationModel, serial, year, voltage and installed options.
- Machine configurationMechanical, transport, sensing, camera, software and motion condition relevant to the quoted Southern Machinery SME-750II.
- Transport and softwareConveyor, sensors, program and line-interface evidence where applicable.
- Running and packing proofPower-on evidence, visible operation and export packing records.
Spare Parts
Southern Machinery SME-750II Spare Parts Scope
Request a unit-specific Southern Machinery SME-750II list for spray rods, pneumatic pumps, valves, seals, filter media, gauges and door-interlock components. Availability is not claimed on this review page.
Quotation checklist
Provide frame dimensions, residue and cleaning fluid, air capacity, sample-stencil criteria and destination, required accessories and desired inspection evidence for the proposed Southern Machinery SME-750II.
FAQ
Common questions for overseas buyers evaluating a Southern Machinery SME-750II.
01Capacity
Does SME-750II always clean two arbitrary stencils together?
The reference lists two positions with a maximum frame envelope of 750 x 750 x 40 mm. Frame loading, fluid compatibility and the fitted process arrangement need confirmation for the proposed stencils.
02Drying
Are the brochure wash and dry times an acceptance guarantee?
No. The SME-750II brochure lists 3-5 minutes for washing and 3-5 minutes for drying solder-paste stencils. Set acceptance using the actual residue, aperture geometry, load and residual-liquid check.
03Evidence
Does the SME-750II image show a currently available LCSMT unit?
No. This is the supplier-published model reference, corroborated by its brochure. Current availability, serial number, location, condition and price require separate evidence.
Export packing proof
Export Packing and Container Loading
The V3 scrolling proof gallery is retained. It describes LCSMT export preparation, not the condition of a particular Southern Machinery SME-750II unit.
Send Your Southern Machinery SME-750II Production Requirement
Share frame dimensions, residue and cleaning fluid, air capacity, sample-stencil criteria and destination and inspection expectations. LCSMT can review whether an actual Southern Machinery SME-750II configuration is a practical match.
SME-750II sources and acceptance checks
Southern Machinery describes a pneumatic wash and air-dry process. Its model data does not establish cleaning effectiveness on your stencil or the condition of an offered machine.
Agree the cleaning fluid and residue sample, inspect difficult apertures before and after the run, and preserve a dryness check. Record the fitted filters, air supply and operator sequence. A clean-looking frame does not prove every aperture is clear.