Panasonic
The Panasonic CM 602 L is a Pick and Place machine. The Panasonic CM 602 L is manufactured by Panasonic. Panasonic CM 602 L units are configured with head assemblies such as (8 + 3 + DT), (3 + 3 + DT), (8 + 3), (12 + 8) and (3 + 3), and with feeder carts of 3 or 4.[1][2][3][4][5]

Plate 01Panasonic CM602-L pick and place machine
Plate 02Panasonic CM602-L CHIP MOUNTER
Plate 03SMT Panasonic CM602-L (NM-EJM8A) Placement Machine #panasonic #smtmachine #smt
The CM 602 L uses a gantry-based pick-and-place mechanism. Vacuum nozzles pick components from tape, tray, or tube feeders, and the gantry moves the nozzles to the correct locations on the PCB. The machine employs vision alignment to ensure accurate placement. The feeders are arranged on carts that can be swapped out to change the component mix.
Upstream processes include solder paste printer and solder paste inspection. Downstream processes include reflow soldering, automated optical inspection, and possibly wave soldering for through-hole components if required.
| Designation | Generation | Vintage | Changes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CM 602 L | — | 2006–2006 | Listed with configurations (3 + 3 + DT), (8 + 3), (12 + 8), and (3 + 3), with feeder cart values of 3 or 4. | Equipment inventory listing[2] |
| CM 602 L (8 + 3 + DT) | — | 2014 | Configured with (8 + 3 + DT) head configuration and feeder cart 3 | Equipment inventory listing[1] |
| CM 602 L (3 + 3 + DT) | — | 2006 | Configured with (3 + 3 + DT) head configuration and feeder cart 3 | Equipment inventory listing[2] |
| CM 602 L (8 + 3) | — | 2006 | Configured with (8 + 3) head configuration and feeder cart 4 | Equipment inventory listing[3] |
| CM 602 L (12 + 8) | — | 2006 | Configured with (12 + 8) head configuration and feeder cart 4 | Equipment inventory listing[4] |
| CM 602 L (3 + 3) | — | 2006 | Configured with (3 + 3) head configuration and feeder cart 4 | Equipment inventory listing[5] |
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Last updated Sep 26, 2026.
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