The ASMPT MS90 is a pre-owned semiconductor sorting machine used for automated device handling and classification. The actual loading method, package tooling, sorting outputs and installed functions depend on the specific machine available.
Are you considering the MS90 for a new process or to replace an existing machine? Send us your current machine model, a product or package photo and a brief description of your requirement. We can review the basic information first and continue with detailed matching only when necessary.
ASMPT MS90 Machine Information
| Manufacturer | ASMPT |
|---|---|
| Model | MS90 |
| Equipment Type | Semiconductor sorting machine |
| Application | Automated device handling and classification |
| Condition | Pre-owned semiconductor equipment |
| Package Compatibility | Determined by the installed tooling and handling configuration |
| Actual Configuration | Confirmed according to the specific machine available |
| Delivery Scope | Based on the quotation and confirmed equipment list |
| Shipping | Export packing and worldwide delivery |
Could the ASMPT MS90 Fit Your Sorting Process?
The important question is not only whether an MS90 is available, but whether the actual machine can handle your product and provide the sorting result required by your process.
For the first inquiry, you only need to send some basic information:
| What Are You Sorting? | Send the product or semiconductor package name and a clear photo. |
|---|---|
| How Is It Currently Handled? | Briefly describe the current loading or sorting method. |
| What Do You Need? | Tell us whether you need a replacement machine, a new sorting process or help with an existing problem. |
| Replacing Another Machine? | Provide the current equipment model where applicable. |
Once the basic direction is clear, we can continue checking the available MS90 and request additional tooling, interface or product information only when it is necessary.
What Is Included with the Available MS90?
A pre-owned MS90 may have been configured for a particular semiconductor product or production line. Its feeder, package tooling, sorting outputs, controller and installed components may therefore differ from another machine of the same model.
The actual machine configuration and included items will be confirmed before the order is completed. Only the machine, tooling, cables and accessories listed in the quotation or confirmed delivery list are included.
External testers, inspection systems, special feeders, package tooling, computers and collection equipment should not be assumed to be included unless they are specifically stated.
What Should You Check When the MS90 Arrives?
Before installing or powering on the machine, complete a basic receiving inspection and confirm that the installation conditions are suitable.
- Inspect the packing, machine cabinet, doors, control panel, connectors and visible handling mechanisms.
- Photograph any impact marks, loose components, damaged cables or displaced assemblies before moving the machine.
- Compare the received machine, tooling and accessories with the confirmed delivery list.
- Confirm the electrical supply, grounding, compressed air, vacuum and other facility requirements of the actual machine.
- Position and level the equipment before operating its loading, transfer or sorting mechanisms.
Any transport damage or missing item should be recorded before installation, modification or power-on.
Does the Machine Start and Run Normally?
The first power-on should confirm that the MS90 can initialize and complete its basic operating sequence before semiconductor devices are introduced.
- Power on the controller and record any alarm messages before resetting the system or changing parameters.
- Confirm that the machine completes initialization and returns its mechanisms to the correct home positions.
- Run an empty cycle without loading production devices.
- Observe the loading mechanism, transfer movement, sensors, sorting actions and output mechanisms.
- Stop the test if mechanisms interfere, repeated alarms appear or abnormal noise, vibration or unstable movement is detected.
The cause of abnormal operation should be reviewed before sample products are loaded.
Can the MS90 Handle and Sort Your Products Correctly?
After the empty cycle is stable, use suitable samples or non-production devices that match the installed tooling.
- Check whether the products enter the machine correctly and remain in the required orientation.
- Observe pickup, transfer, positioning and release during the handling sequence.
- Confirm that each sorting result is directed to the correct output location.
- If external test or inspection equipment is connected, check the interface signals and classification result.
- Inspect the sample products for scratches, terminal damage, impact marks or unstable handling.
- Repeat several complete cycles to identify intermittent sensor, vacuum, movement or sorting problems.
One successful cycle is not enough to confirm production readiness. The complete handling and sorting sequence should remain stable without repeated alarms, jams, product damage or incorrect classification.
What If the Machine Jams, Mis-Sorts or Shows an Alarm?
Misfeeds, dropped products, orientation errors, jams or incorrect sorting may be related to the loading setup, package tooling, pickup components, vacuum, sensors, movement assemblies or machine parameters.
Stop operation if products are being damaged, mechanisms interfere with each other or the same alarm repeatedly returns. Record the alarm code, operating stage and visible symptoms before resetting the machine.
Photos of the machine screen, product position, tooling and affected mechanism are useful for review. A short video of the failed cycle can also help identify intermittent handling problems.
Repair and ASMPT Parts Support
If the MS90 develops startup alarms, feeding problems, unstable transfer, sensor faults or incorrect sorting, send us the machine model, alarm information, photos and a brief description of the problem.
Our team can assist with an initial fault review, help identify components that may require inspection and check related electronic or mechanical replacement parts where available.
Support may involve sensors, motors, drivers, boards, cables, pneumatic parts, vacuum components, tooling or other handling assemblies. The next step will depend on the actual fault, machine condition and available information.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the ASMPT MS90 handle our product?
This depends on the product shape and the tooling installed on the available machine. Send the product name and a clear photo for an initial review.
What is included with the machine?
Only the machine, tooling and accessories listed in the quotation or confirmed delivery list are included.
Is the MS90 ready for immediate production?
Production readiness should be confirmed through installation, initialization, empty-cycle testing and repeated sample-product sorting.
Can you assist if the machine has an alarm or handling problem?
Yes. Send the machine model, alarm message, affected-area photos and an operating video where available. We can assist with initial fault review, replacement-part matching and repair discussion.
Contact Us About the ASMPT MS90
Send the current machine model, product or package photo and a brief description of your sorting requirement. We will review the basic information first and continue with the necessary machine matching, parts or repair details afterward.
