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Short answer: The FUJI XP142E is a Japan-built SMT pick and place machine — a chip mounter — from Fuji's XP series, listed by Shenzhen Wenzhan Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. in original, used condition. Its listed placement accuracy is ±0.050 mm at cpk ≥ 1.00, its listed mounting speed is 0.43 s/pick, and its listed component range runs from 0603 up to 45 mm × 150 mm. The machine measures L 1,500 × W 1,560 × H 1,537 mm, weighs 2,800 kg, and is offered with a 1-year warranty, wooden-case packing and stock described as large.
The FUJI XP142E belongs to Fuji's XP series of surface-mount placement machines. It is a placement-stage machine: it picks surface-mount components from feeders, places them onto PCBs that already carry printed solder paste, and hands the board downstream to reflow.
The specific unit listed on the product page is offered in original, used condition. The same page also carries a "New And Used" condition field. Because those two fields do not say the same thing, treat the condition of the actual machine as a per-unit question and get it confirmed in writing before you commit.
Wenzhan's catalogue covers the full line: PCB loaders, solder paste printers, SPI, pick and place machines, AOI, PCB conveyors, reflow ovens, THT/DIP machines, wave soldering machines, X-ray machines, complete SMT lines and SMT spare parts. That breadth matters if you are building a line rather than buying one machine — the XP142E sits in the same family as the XP141, XP142, XP143E and XP241/XP242/XP243 models the site also lists, so you can compare within one platform instead of mixing generations.
Item | Listed value |
|---|---|
Brand | FUJI |
Model | XP142E (XP series) |
Machine type | SMT pick and place machine / chip mounter |
Place of origin | Japan |
Condition | Original and used (listing also shows "New And Used") |
Mounting accuracy | ±0.050 mm, cpk ≥ 1.00 |
Mounting speed | 0.43 s/pick |
Component range | 0603 – 45 mm × 150 mm |
Machine size | L 1,500 mm × W 1,560 mm × H 1,537 mm |
Weight | 2,800 kg |
Warranty | 1 year |
Package | Wooden case |
Delivery | FedEx, UPS, DHL, as required |
Payment | T/T before shipment |
Stock | Large |
Two readings matter here. First, the component range is a span from the smallest to the largest part the machine is rated for — 0603 chip components at one end, parts up to 45 mm × 150 mm at the other. That spread is what makes a machine like this useful on mixed boards rather than only on simple ones. Second, the speed is quoted as seconds per pick, not as an hourly placement rate. Ask the supplier for the throughput figure that matches your head and feeder configuration; do not convert the cycle time yourself and assume the result, because real throughput depends on feeder count, component mix and board layout.
In a conventional line, boards travel from a PCB loader into the solder paste printer, then through SPI, then into placement — this is where the XP142E sits — and finally into AOI and reflow. Because Wenzhan supplies the whole chain, including complete SMT lines, you can source the upstream and downstream equipment that has to match the placement machine's conveyor height and board handling.
Typical situations buyers evaluate this class of machine for:
Contract PCBA manufacturing where product mix changes and the line has to place both chip components and larger parts.
Small to medium batch and high-mix production, where quick changeover matters more than raw speed.
Consumer electronics, LED boards, industrial control, telecom and power-supply assemblies — boards that combine fine-pitch chips with bulkier connectors.
Capacity expansion or a second line, where a used machine shortens the path to production compared with a new-machine lead time.
A replacement or spare placement unit, so an existing line is not stopped by one machine.
Before you order, send the supplier your actual board data: the largest component on the board, panel dimensions and the feeder count you need. The listed range 0603–45 mm × 150 mm is a published capability statement, and the only way to know it covers your product is to match it against your own board.
A used placement machine is a mechanical, optical and software system at once. Check all three, and check them against the exact unit you are buying rather than against a generic model description.
Ask the supplier, in writing, for the build year and serial number of the actual machine, its previous production use, which feeders and nozzles are included in the price, which spare parts are bundled, the software and vision configuration, and whatever documentation ships with the unit.
Pick-and-place head condition, nozzle wear and vacuum performance.
Feeder bank: feeder types and quantity, and how much wear the feeders show.
Vision and camera calibration, plus lighting condition.
X, Y and Z axis condition, belts, ball screws and rails — look for backlash or accuracy drift.
Frame, covers, hood and safety interlocks.
The listing states ±0.050 mm at cpk ≥ 1.00. Treat that as the target to verify: run a placement trial with your own board or a test vehicle and confirm the result. If the supplier can run the machine through a complete line, a trial on real product tells you more than any document.
Confirm that the quote names the exact unit and lists included accessories; that the warranty terms (1 year, per the listing) state in writing what is covered; that packing is confirmed as a wooden case; and that the transport plan suits a 2,800 kg machine measuring L 1,500 × W 1,560 × H 1,537 mm. Ask the supplier about the machine's facility requirements — power and air — before you prepare the floor space. Payment on the listing is T/T before shipment, so agree the milestones and inspection step inside your contract before any money moves.
Per the product listing: 1-year warranty, wooden-case packing, delivery via FedEx, UPS, DHL or as required, payment T/T before shipment, and stock described as large. Confirm the warranty scope, the exact packing specification and the freight method for your destination in the sales contract — these are the terms that protect you on a machine of this size and weight.
What is the FUJI XP142E? A Japan-built SMT pick and place machine (chip mounter) from Fuji's XP series, listed by Shenzhen Wenzhan Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. in original, used condition, with a component range from 0603 up to 45 mm × 150 mm.
What are the listed placement accuracy and speed? ±0.050 mm at cpk ≥ 1.00, and a mounting speed of 0.43 s/pick. The speed is quoted as cycle time per pick, not as an hourly placement rate.
Which component sizes can it place? 0603 up to 45 mm × 150 mm, as published on the product listing.
Is this machine new or used? The listing shows original, used condition and also carries a "New And Used" condition field. Confirm the condition of the specific unit in writing before ordering.
What are the machine dimensions and weight? L 1,500 mm × W 1,560 mm × H 1,537 mm, 2,800 kg.
What warranty, packing, payment and delivery terms are listed? 1-year warranty, wooden case, delivery via FedEx, UPS, DHL or as required, and payment by T/T before shipment.
How do I get more photos, the unit's build year, or a quote? Contact Wenzhan directly on Tel/WhatsApp +8618823383970 or by email at wenzhanhucai@163.com. Ask for photos and video of the specific unit, its build year, and the list of included feeders and nozzles.
If the XP142E matches the boards you run, the fastest route is a direct enquiry: send your board's largest component, panel size and required feeder count, and ask for the specific unit's photos, build year and quotation. Compare it against the other FUJI pick and place machines in Wenzhan's range — the XP141, XP142 and XP143E siblings included — or browse the wider SMT pick and place machines category if you need a different footprint or component range. Spare nozzles, feeders and other SMT parts are available from the same supplier.
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