Semi-Automatic 4-CCD Alignment Exposure Machine
A semi-automatic 4-CCD LED exposure machine that reads the panel fiducials and auto-registers the film to ±5µm — the step up from manual pin alignment.
Four cameras align the film for you
The GE-4CCD600 puts four CCD cameras over the panel to find the fiducial marks and shift the film into register automatically, hitting about ±5µm before each exposure. That removes the operator guesswork of pin alignment and keeps registration steady even when panels vary slightly. It runs a 365–420nm LED cold-light source, draws under 5 kWh per hour, and is aimed at PCB solder mask and outer-layer circuit where consistent alignment matters more than top speed.
- ModelGE-4CCD600
- Alignment4 CCD visual auto-alignment, ±5 µm
- Light source365–420nm LED cold light
- Effective area1060 × 700 mm
- ResolutionHigh-res 2.0 mil / 2.0 mil
- Energy use< 5 kWh per hour
- ModeSemi-automatic load / expose
- Best forSolder mask, outer-layer circuit
- Dimensions2700×1630×1750 mm
Automatic alignment, semi-auto flow
4 CCD cameras
Reads fiducials, registers film.
±5µm registration
Tighter than manual pins.
LED cold light
365–420nm, low heat.
< 5 kWh/h
Energy-efficient running.
Consistent panels
Same alignment every cycle.
Solder mask ready
Built for mask & outer layer.
Semi-Automatic 4-CCD Alignment Exposure Machine — common questions
Each camera looks at a fiducial/target on the panel; the system measures the offset and moves the film so the artwork lands on the copper within about ±5µm — automatically, before exposing.
It is semi-automatic: the operator loads the panel and film, the machine handles alignment and exposure. For higher registration and double-side simultaneous exposure, step up to the 8-CCD model.
PCB solder mask and outer-layer circuit exposure where consistent fine registration matters — it removes the variation you get from manual pin alignment.
Under 5 kWh per hour thanks to the LED cold-light source — far less than mercury-lamp exposure of the same area.