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Vacuum Nozzle and Cups for SMD Pick and Place

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Vacuum Nozzle and Vacuum Cups

$27.00

Includes free technical support.

Introduction:

This is a tool to serve as a pick up for SMD parts and placing them on a PCB board. This part accepts a tube to connect to a vacuum source and a tip to pick up small parts. If larger SMD parts are needed to be moved, vacuum cups are included for this purpose.

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