Suction nozzle, and component mounting method and apparatus using the same
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Abstract
In a suction nozzle (20), a sucking surface (60) is made larger in area than a to-be-sucked surface of a component (55) and is configured arbitrarily so long as a width (G1) between mutually-opposed sides parallel to a longer side (110) of the component to be sucked is smaller than a width (G2) in a direction parallel to a shorter side (111) of the component to be sucked. The suction nozzle sucks a component at its sucking surface, with a longitudinal axis (O) of the sucking surface (60) kept inclined with respect to a direction (J) in which the component is supplied.
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16 Claims
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1-12. -12. (canceled)
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13. A component mounting method comprising:
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successively feeding components (55) from a component supply portion (2) to a predetermined position, the components being arranged in juxtaposition in a minor-axis direction thereof; and
sucking the components at the predetermined position by a suction nozzle (20) designed so that a sucking surface (60) for sucking the component by abutting on a to-be-sucked surface of the component is made larger in area than the to-be-sucked surface and is configured arbitrarily so long as a width (G1) in a direction parallel to a longer side (110) of the component is smaller than a width (G2) in a direction parallel to a shorter side (111) of the component; and
mounting the sucked components on a substrate.
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14. (canceled)
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15. A component mounting apparatus comprising:
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a component supply portion (2) for successively feeding components arranged in juxtaposition in a minor-axis direction thereof;
a suction nozzle (20) which is designed so that a sucking surface (60) for sucking the component by abutting on a to-be-sucked surface of the component is made larger in area than the to-be-sucked surface, and is configured arbitrarily so long as a width (G1) in a direction parallel to a longer side (110) of the component is smaller than a width (G2) in a direction parallel to a shorter side (111) of the component; and
component mounting means for sucking the component at the supply position by way of the suction nozzle and for mounting the sucked component on a substrate by moving the suction nozzle.
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16. (canceled)
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