YV100X is a Yamaha multifunction surface mounter. The page separates published model-level reference information from unit-specific configuration, condition and accessory confirmation.
| Brand | YAMAHA |
|---|---|
| Model | YV100X |
| Equipment Type | SMT Pick and Place Machine |
| PCB Size | Max. 457 x 407; Min. 50 x 50 mmLocal model document |
| PCB Thickness | 0.4 to 3.0 mmLocal model document |
| Component Types | 90 typesLocal model document |
| Component Range | 0402 through larger chip components; IC/QFP/SOT/SOP/SOJ/PLCC/BGALocal model document |
| Power Supply | Three-phase AC 200V / AC 380VLocal model document |
| Air Supply | 0.55 MPaLocal model document |
The entries on this page are model-level references from the approved package. The available machine must be checked before quotation or shipment.
YV100X is a Yamaha multifunction surface mounter. The page separates published model-level reference information from unit-specific configuration, condition and accessory confirmation. These values help a buyer screen compatibility, but do not represent a claim about an unidentified machine in inventory.
For a reliable review, the selected unit should be documented with current photos, serial/model evidence and a configuration list before commercial terms are confirmed.
YV100X should be evaluated against the intended board envelope, package mix and changeover method. The available unit remains the source of truth for fitted feeders, nozzles and options.
Share the target PCB dimensions, package family, production objective, site utilities and destination. This lets the configuration review focus on the decisions that affect line integration.
Product identity and actual-unit condition are different checks. Both are required before a used SMT machine is approved for shipment.
Use the official model image and approved model documentation as a product-level reference.
Request current overall, nameplate, feeder-area and critical-detail photos for the available machine.
Record fitted accessories, utilities and the buyer's required production configuration before final quotation.
Specify feeder format, nozzle requirements, tray or stick-feeder needs, software or interface constraints, and any requested spare parts. The list is checked against the unit actually offered.
Accessories accepted in the final scope are photographed, listed and included in the packing plan. No accessory is implied solely by a model-level reference page.
The first image is an official model identity reference. The remaining images are local actual-machine evidence and are intentionally presented as separate evidence images.
Official YAMAHA YV100X product identity image
YAMAHA YV100X actual machine reference photo 1
YAMAHA YV100X actual machine reference photo 2No verified exact-model running video was available in the approved source package for this test page. Once an available unit is identified, a current-unit running-video request can be added to the inspection scope.
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Each point is confirmed against the available unit and the agreed scope, not inferred from an archived model specification.
Availability is confirmed only against an identified unit. The quotation process reviews configuration, visible condition, accessories and destination requirements.
The model label, machine photographs and supplied documentation are reviewed together. Published model-level information is kept separate from actual-unit confirmation.
Yes. Required feeder types, nozzle set, trays, spares, voltage and line interface should be listed before a quotation is finalized.
A current-unit running video is requested after an available machine is identified. This page does not claim a video for the listed unit is already available.
Identity, visible configuration, machine condition evidence, requested accessories and export preparation are reviewed according to the agreed quotation scope.
The packing plan can include machine fixing, moisture protection, export wooden-case preparation and container-loading coordination, subject to the machine and shipment plan.
These images demonstrate general LCSMT export-packing capability. They do not identify the pictured machine as this YV100X unit.
