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Overview

Vanstron DSUL NG-OK Unloader Family

Route accepted and rejected PCBs from an upstream tester into their assigned magazines using the configured transfer and pusher sequence. Two magazine positions do not automatically mean two production lanes. NG/OK sorting and optional dual-lane operation need different routing and recovery tests.

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One family · configuration choices

Compare DSUL NG-OK Unloader Family versions

Route accepted and rejected PCBs from an upstream tester into their assigned magazines using the configured transfer and pusher sequence. Select by the actual board envelope, handling configuration and installation space—not the suffix alone.

NG-OK Magazine Sorting Unloader

DSUL-250M

Maximum PCB (L x W), mm
330 x 250
Machine (L x W x H), mm
1930 x 1500 x 1650
Magazine, mm
355 x 320 x 563
Ask about DSUL-250M

NG-OK Magazine Sorting Unloader

DSUL-330L

Maximum PCB (L x W), mm
440 x 330
Machine (L x W x H), mm
2150 x 1650 x 1650
Magazine, mm
460 x 400 x 563
Ask about DSUL-330L

NG-OK Magazine Sorting Unloader

DSUL-390XL

Maximum PCB (L x W), mm
530 x 390
Machine (L x W x H), mm
2400 x 2050 x 1650
Magazine, mm
535 x 460 x 570
Ask about DSUL-390XL

NG-OK Magazine Sorting Unloader

DSUL-460XXL

Maximum PCB (L x W), mm
535 x 460
Machine (L x W x H), mm
2400 x 2050 x 1650
Magazine, mm
535 x 530 x 570
Ask about DSUL-460XXL

What the versions share

Interface
Confirm the installed transport and data interfaces.
Evidence
Exact nameplate, selected configuration and witnessed board sequence.

Current manufacturer product table. Historical editions are separate context. Figures describe standard model configurations, not stock or an offered unit. Dimensions are listed in the source order and exclude the tower light where stated. This family image does not identify every configuration or an available unit. Request nameplate, configuration and board-trial evidence before selection.

Manufacturer-published model data

Vanstron DSUL NG-OK Unloader Family Technical Specifications

Standard arrangementTwo magazines in the current table.
Capacity optionSix magazines are described as optional.
Reference sizesDSUL-250M, DSUL-330L, DSUL-390XL and DSUL-460XXL are current grouped variants.
Result transferConfirm the installed tester interface and result identity; a standard transport handshake alone is insufficient evidence.
Manufacturer model data · Important: model-level figures and features are conditional manufacturer information, not guarantees for a particular used Vanstron DSUL NG-OK Unloader Family unit.
Key FeaturesReference configuration illustration for Vanstron DSUL NG-OK Unloader Family

Configuration Must Be Verified

The actual Vanstron DSUL NG-OK Unloader Family quote should identify the Verify the sorted destinations and the exact installed option list; Separate options in the quote with identified representative boards.

Buyer decision guide

When Vanstron DSUL NG-OK Unloader Family Makes Sense — and When It May Not

Vanstron DSUL NG-OK Unloader Family selection should begin with production requirements and evidence, not with a model name alone.

Process and applicationRoute accepted and rejected PCBs from an upstream tester into their assigned magazines using the configured transfer and pusher sequence.
Configuration choicesTwo magazines in the current table. Six magazines are described as optional.
Selection boundaryTwo magazine positions do not automatically mean two production lanes. NG/OK sorting and optional dual-lane operation need different routing and recovery tests.
Evidence to requestVerify the sorted destinations and the exact installed option list; Separate options in the quote with identified representative boards. Model data does not establish the condition of an offered machine.
Application qualification

Vanstron DSUL NG-OK Unloader Family Acceptance Plan

Verify the sorted destinations

Identify each sample board and inspect its assigned magazine after a mixed OK/NG sequence. Include one magazine unavailable and make sure the board is held rather than routed to the other category.

Separate options in the quote

Request the selected lane mode, magazine count and controller logic. Keep the optional six-magazine arrangement separate from the standard reference illustration.

Challenge the result handoff

Give the tester a short, numbered mixture of accepted and rejected boards. Pause one destination, delay a result message and interrupt the transfer between stations. Reconcile the physical contents of both carriers with the tester record before restarting. The acceptance question is whether each result stays attached to its assembly through an interrupted handoff; two available carriers alone do not establish that behavior.

Typical Applications

Typical Applications for Vanstron DSUL NG-OK Unloader Family

Route accepted and rejected PCBs from an upstream tester into their assigned magazines using the configured transfer and pusher sequence. Two magazine positions do not automatically mean two production lanes. NG/OK sorting and optional dual-lane operation need different routing and recovery tests.

Before quotation

Three Vanstron DSUL NG-OK Unloader Family Buyer Questions

These questions keep the quotation scope connected to the buyer’s real SMT process.

1

Which standard arrangement requirement must the proposed Vanstron DSUL NG-OK Unloader Family demonstrate?

Vanstron DSUL NG-OK Unloader Family buyers should confirm this with actual-machine evidence before quotation.

2

What is included in this Vanstron DSUL NG-OK Unloader Family offer: verify the sorted destinations and the exact installed option list?

Vanstron DSUL NG-OK Unloader Family buyers should confirm this with actual-machine evidence before quotation.

3

Can the Vanstron DSUL NG-OK Unloader Family acceptance run document separate options in the quote with identified representative boards?

Vanstron DSUL NG-OK Unloader Family buyers should confirm this with actual-machine evidence before quotation.

Running video confirmation

Vanstron DSUL NG-OK Unloader Family 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
  • Route accepted and rejected PCBs from an upstream tester into their assigned magazines using the configured transfer and pusher sequence.
  • Unit-specific condition evidence before export packing
Vanstron DSUL NG-OK Unloader Family complete-machine preview for running-evidence request
Used-machine inspection

Inspection and Export Preparation for an Actual Vanstron DSUL NG-OK Unloader Family

  • Nameplate and configurationModel, serial, year, voltage and installed options.
  • Machine configurationMechanical, transport, sensing, camera, software and motion condition relevant to the quoted Vanstron DSUL NG-OK Unloader Family.
  • 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

Vanstron DSUL NG-OK Unloader Family Spare Parts Scope

Request a unit-specific Vanstron DSUL NG-OK Unloader Family list for transport belts or chains, sensors, rail adjustment, pushers or moving carriages as fitted, controller and wear items. Availability is not claimed on this review page.

Quotation checklist

Provide target assembly, process requirements, standard arrangement, installed configuration and destination, required accessories and desired inspection evidence for the proposed Vanstron DSUL NG-OK Unloader Family.

FAQ

Common questions for overseas buyers evaluating a Vanstron DSUL NG-OK Unloader Family.

01Application

Which production task suits Vanstron DSUL NG-OK Unloader Family?

Route accepted and rejected PCBs from an upstream tester into their assigned magazines using the configured transfer and pusher sequence. Two magazine positions do not automatically mean two production lanes. NG/OK sorting and optional dual-lane operation need different routing and recovery tests.

02Configuration

What should a buyer confirm for Vanstron DSUL NG-OK Unloader Family?

Verify the sorted destinations and the exact installed option list. Request the exact nameplate and option list.

03Unit evidence

Does this Vanstron DSUL NG-OK Unloader Family illustration prove stock?

The Vanstron DSUL NG-OK Unloader Family illustration is model-reference imagery, not a dated stock photograph. Serial, location, condition, price and running evidence require separate confirmation.

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 Vanstron DSUL NG-OK Unloader Family unit.

LCSMT machine protection before packing
Machine protection
LCSMT moisture-proof wrapping
Moisture protection
LCSMT container loading support
Container loading
LCSMT machine protection before packing
Machine protection
LCSMT moisture-proof wrapping
Moisture protection
LCSMT container loading support
Container loading

Send Your Vanstron DSUL NG-OK Unloader Family Production Requirement

Share target assembly, process requirements, standard arrangement, installed configuration and destination and inspection expectations. LCSMT can review whether an actual Vanstron DSUL NG-OK Unloader Family configuration is a practical match.

Published sources and applicability

Current product family and configuration-specific table

Manufacturer-authored historical family context; edition differences retained

Read the related PCB handling acceptance guide

Two magazine positions do not automatically mean two production lanes. NG/OK sorting and optional dual-lane operation need different routing and recovery tests.