This is a high speed SIP resistor network processing machine. The operator loads tinned strips of SIP resistor networks into magazines, which are loaded onto a rotary index table. The machine removes the top strip from the rotary table, and places it into a straightening die, to repair any bend leads. The first half of the machine cuts the individual SIP packages free from the carrier while trimming the leads to a pre-set length. This dimension is referenced from the standoff bump, shown in the pictures above and is held to a tolerance of +/- 0.005". Once the SIP's are singulated, they are fed by vibratory inline feeders to the second half of the machine in two rows. (click more specifications to continue)