Used ASM E by SIPLACE CP12 chip mounter with 24,300 CPH, 120 feeder slots and support for 01005 to 18.7 mm components.
The ASM E by SIPLACE CP12 chip mounter is a single-gantry SMT placement machine configured with a 12-segment CP12 Collect & Place head. It is designed for reliable placement of small and medium-sized surface-mount components, with published performance of up to 24,300 components per hour.
The CP12 configuration extends component capability beyond the smaller 6 × 6 mm range of the CP14 head. It supports components from approximately 01005 to 18.7 × 18.7 mm, with a maximum published component height of approximately 7.5 mm.
GEEKVALUE supplies available used, inspected and refurbished E by SIPLACE machines according to the installed placement head, component tables, PCB conveyor, software version and equipment condition. Explore the complete ASM E by SIPLACE E Series to compare CP14, CP12, CP12/PP and TH machine configurations.

E by SIPLACE is a flexible mid-speed placement platform configured primarily according to its installed placement head. A machine equipped with the CP12 head is intended for PCB programs that contain small passive components together with medium-sized IC packages.
The CP12 uses twelve individually controlled nozzle segments. Multiple components can be collected from the feeder area, inspected through the digital vision system and placed onto the stationary PCB during one operating sequence.
Single independently controlled placement gantry
One 12-segment CP12 Collect & Place head
Published placement speed up to 24,300 CPH
Component range from approximately 01005 to 18.7 × 18.7 mm
Maximum component height of approximately 7.5 mm
Published placement accuracy of approximately ±41 μm at 3 sigma
Up to 120 positions based on 8 mm feeder-slot width
Two removable component tables
High-resolution digital component vision
Programmable placement-force control
PCB thickness range of approximately 0.3–4.5 mm
Optional long-board production up to approximately 1,200 × 460 mm
| Specification | Typical CP12 Machine Configuration |
|---|---|
| Machine platform | ASM E by SIPLACE |
| Common machine description | E by SIPLACE CP12 chip mounter |
| Machine type | Single-gantry mid-speed SMT placement machine |
| Number of gantries | 1 |
| Installed placement head | CP12 Collect & Place head |
| Nozzle segments | 12 individually controlled placement segments |
| Published placement speed | Up to approximately 24,300 CPH |
| Component range | Approximately 01005 to 18.7 × 18.7 mm |
| Maximum component height | Approximately 7.5 mm |
| Placement accuracy | Approximately ±41 μm at 3 sigma |
| Feeder capacity | Up to 120 positions based on standard 8 mm feeder-slot width |
| Component tables | Up to two removable component tables |
| PCB thickness | Approximately 0.3–4.5 mm |
| Maximum published PCB format | Up to approximately 1,200 × 460 mm with the Long Board Option |
| Machine dimensions | Approximately 1,460 × 1,730 mm, excluding component tables |
| Approximate machine weight | Approximately 1,850 kg for a representative single-sided configuration |
| Rated power | Approximately 1.8 kW |
| Power supply | Multiple three-phase voltage configurations, depending on the machine specification |
| Compressed-air pressure | Approximately 5–10 bar |
| CP12 air consumption | Approximately 90 NL/min |
| Typical component supply | Smartfeeder E tape feeders and compatible component-supply systems |
| Typical production role | Placement of small and medium-sized standard SMD components |
Configuration notice: E by SIPLACE machines may have different placement heads, conveyors, component tables, software versions and long-board options. Final capability must be verified from the actual machine label, installed CP12 head, conveyor measurements and powered-on inspection.
The official machine platform is called E by SIPLACE. CP12 identifies the placement head installed on the machine rather than a separate machine chassis.
The same E by SIPLACE base platform may be equipped with:
CP14 head for higher-speed small-component placement
CP12 head for broader small-to-medium component coverage
CP12/PP head for combined Collect & Place and Pick & Place operation
CP6/PP head for larger flexible component handling
TH head for large and odd-shaped components
Used-equipment listings may describe the CP12 machine as:
ASM E by SIPLACE CP12
SIPLACE E CP12 machine
ASM CP12 chip mounter
E by SIPLACE CP12 placement machine
Siemens SIPLACE E CP12
Machine identification should be based on the original equipment label and installed head rather than the shortened sales title.
Complete machine-label photograph
Machine serial number
Manufacturing year
Installed placement-head label
CP12 head part and serial numbers
Machine-station software version
Component-table configuration
Conveyor and Long Board Option
Included feeders and nozzle package
The CP12 uses twelve nozzle segments arranged in a Collect & Place head. Instead of returning to the feeder area after every placement, the head can collect several components before moving to the PCB.
A typical operating cycle includes:
The head moves to the assigned feeder pickup positions.
Components are collected by suitable nozzle segments.
Each component is captured by the digital vision system.
Pickup position and component rotation are calculated.
The head moves to the stationary PCB.
The components are placed at their programmed coordinates.
Vacuum and component monitoring verify the placement process.
Multiple components can be collected during one head cycle
Pickup offsets can be corrected before placement
Component rotation can be inspected and adjusted
Missing or incorrectly picked components can be detected
Head travel between feeders and PCB can be reduced
The PCB remains stationary during placement
Different nozzle types can support a broader package range
Placement force can be programmed according to component requirements
The CP12 is designed for small and medium-sized components. Its published component range extends from approximately 01005 to 18.7 × 18.7 mm, with a maximum component height of approximately 7.5 mm.
01005, 0201 and larger chip resistors
Multilayer ceramic capacitors
Small diodes
SOT transistors
Resistor and capacitor arrays
Small-outline integrated circuits
QFN packages
Selected CSP and BGA packages
Small QFP and PLCC packages
LED components
Other compatible tape-fed SMD packages
The published maximum size does not mean that every component measuring 18.7 × 18.7 mm can automatically be placed. Compatibility also depends on package geometry, component height, weight, pickup surface, nozzle selection, camera recognition and feeder presentation.
Component length and width
Maximum component height
Component weight
Package type
Pickup surface
Required nozzle
Tape-pocket dimensions
Required placement accuracy
Required placement force
The CP12 and CP12/PP names are similar, but they describe different placement-head capabilities.
| Comparison | CP12 | CP12/PP |
|---|---|---|
| Head principle | 12-segment Collect & Place | Combined Collect & Place and Pick & Place configuration |
| Published speed | Up to approximately 24,300 CPH | Up to approximately 24,200 CPH |
| Component range | 01005 to approximately 18.7 × 18.7 mm | 01005 to selected components around 45 × 98 mm |
| Maximum component height | Approximately 7.5 mm | Approximately 19 mm |
| Published accuracy | Approximately 41 μm at 3 sigma | Approximately 37.5 μm at 3 sigma in the applicable specification |
| Primary role | Small and medium standard SMD placement | Flexible mixed-component placement |
The standard CP12 is not a software-switchable Pick & Place head. Customers requiring larger, taller or tray-fed components should confirm whether the machine has a CP12/PP configuration rather than assuming that every CP12 machine has the same capability.
| Comparison | CP14 | CP12 |
|---|---|---|
| Nozzle segments | 14 | 12 |
| Published speed | Up to approximately 45,300 CPH | Up to approximately 24,300 CPH |
| Component range | 01005 to approximately 6 × 6 mm | 01005 to approximately 18.7 × 18.7 mm |
| Maximum component height | Approximately 4 mm | Approximately 7.5 mm |
| Published accuracy | Approximately 41 μm at 3 sigma | Approximately 41 μm at 3 sigma |
| Primary advantage | Higher small-component output | Broader component-size coverage |
The CP14 is better suited to products dominated by small passive components, while the CP12 provides greater flexibility for medium-sized IC packages.
Review the ASM E by SIPLACE CP14 placement machine when higher small-component output is the primary production requirement.
The published 24,300 CPH figure describes CP12 performance under defined machine and component conditions. It should not be treated as guaranteed output for every PCB program.
Total number of placements on each PCB
Component feeder positions
Component tape widths
PCB dimensions and panel arrangement
Required component rotations
Number of different nozzle types
Nozzle-change frequency
Component vision requirements
Feeder indexing time
Pickup retries and rejection rate
Conveyor loading and unloading time
CP12 head and sleeve condition
Nozzle cleanliness and vacuum stability
Feeder calibration
Production-program optimization
A realistic cycle-time estimate should be based on the actual PCB BOM, placement coordinates, feeder layout, panel dimensions and target hourly output.
The E by SIPLACE digital vision system captures and inspects components before placement. Configurable illumination helps recognize different component surfaces, edges, leads and package structures.
Depending on the installed hardware and software, available functions may include:
Component-presence verification
Pickup-position measurement
Component-rotation correction
Package-shape recognition
PCB fiducial recognition
Component teaching through image-recognition tools
Vision rejection of incorrectly picked components
Bad-board and bad-panel handling
Production setup verification
When inspecting a used machine, test the component camera, PCB camera, lighting units, fiducial recognition and camera calibration under powered-on operating conditions.
E by SIPLACE provides programmable placement-force control for different components and product programs. This helps maintain controlled contact between the component and PCB during placement.
Placement-force control can help:
Reduce excessive pressure on small packages
Prevent unnecessary disturbance of solder paste
Compensate for component pickup-height differences
Improve placement stability on warped PCBs
Support sensitive LED and IC packages
Maintain repeatable placement across different products
Correct force control still depends on suitable nozzles, component definitions, PCB support, solder-paste quality and machine calibration.
E by SIPLACE uses linear motors, high-resolution position scales and a rigid machine chassis to support repeatable gantry motion.
X-axis and Y-axis movement
Noise and vibration during acceleration
Machine homing and reference operation
Linear-motor condition
Position-scale and encoder condition
Axis-drive alarm history
Trailing cables and cable chains
Gantry alignment and calibration
Machine levelling and frame condition
An E by SIPLACE machine can provide up to 120 feeder positions when two component tables are installed and capacity is calculated using standard 8 mm feeder-slot width.
Wider feeders occupy multiple positions, so the actual number of installed feeder units depends on the component tape-width combination.
Offline feeder setup
Fast product changeover
Stable feeder pickup positions
Support for Smartfeeder E units
Feeder replacement during suitable production conditions
Preparation of the next product away from the machine
Reduced production interruption during setup changes
Number of component tables included
Number of 8 mm feeders included
Quantity of 12 mm, 16 mm and wider feeders
Smartfeeder E model and part numbers
Feeder firmware and software compatibility
Feeder calibration status
Tape-indexing and pickup performance
Component-table communication condition
Table docking pins and locking mechanisms
Reel holders and tape-waste containers
Feeders and component tables are not automatically included with every used machine. The commercial quotation should list the machine, CP12 head, component tables, feeders, nozzles and spare parts separately.
Smartfeeder E units are designed to present components at repeatable pickup positions and support efficient product changeover.
Depending on feeder generation and machine configuration, practical functions may include:
Automatic feeder calibration
Closed-loop tape-position control
Hot-swappable feeder replacement
Stable component pickup positions
Fast setup and product changeover
Reduced routine feeder maintenance
Improved material verification
The hot-swappable function applies to compatible feeder units. It should not be described as permission to remove or replace the CP12 placement head while the machine is operating.
The E by SIPLACE platform can be configured for standard PCB production or extended long-board applications. Published platform data lists a maximum PCB format of approximately 1,200 × 460 mm when the Long Board Option is installed.
PCB lengths above approximately 460 mm require the corresponding long-board configuration. This capability should not be assigned automatically to every used machine.
Minimum PCB length and width
Maximum PCB or panel dimensions
PCB thickness
Maximum assembled-board weight
PCB transport direction
Fixed conveyor-rail position
Required production-line height
PCB edge-clearance requirement
Long Board Option requirement
PCB support and warpage-control requirement
Interface with upstream and downstream equipment
Request actual conveyor photographs, physical measurements and a powered-on PCB transport test before confirming compatibility.
The CP12 configuration is suitable for products that require broader component coverage than a dedicated small-chip configuration but do not require the large-component capability of a TH head.
Industrial control PCB assemblies
Automotive electronic modules
Power-supply electronics
Telecommunications equipment
LED lighting and control boards
Consumer electronic products
Medical electronic assemblies
Small and medium-volume EMS production
High-mix products with frequent setup changes
PCB assemblies containing passive components and medium-sized ICs
When the PCB contains large connectors, tall devices, heavy components or irregular mechanical parts, a CP12/PP, CP6/PP or TH machine may be more appropriate.
A CP12-equipped machine can operate as a standalone placement system or as part of a multi-machine E by SIPLACE line.
A representative line may include:
PCB loader
Solder paste printer
Solder paste inspection system
E by SIPLACE machine with CP14 or CP12 head
E by SIPLACE machine with CP12/PP or TH head
Reflow oven
Automatic optical inspection system
PCB unloader
The CP12 machine can place small passive components, arrays and medium-sized IC packages. A CP12/PP or TH machine can then complete taller, larger, tray-fed or odd-shaped components.
The total line output is determined by the slowest process. A published CP12 speed of 24,300 CPH does not guarantee the same output for the complete line.
A used CP12 machine should be evaluated as a complete placement system. A successful startup does not confirm that the head, cameras, feeders and conveyor can maintain stable production.
Complete E by SIPLACE machine label
Machine item and serial numbers
Manufacturing year
Total operating hours
Total placement counter
Original factory configuration
Current installed configuration
Station-software version
Programming-software compatibility
CP12 head label and part number
Head serial number
Head operating hours
Head placement counter
Nozzle-magazine configuration
Installed component-camera type
Head maintenance and repair history
Available calibration records
X-axis and Y-axis movement
Noise and vibration during acceleration
Machine homing and reference operation
Linear-motor condition
Encoder and position-scale condition
Axis-drive alarm history
Cable-chain and trailing-cable condition
Gantry alignment and calibration
All twelve nozzle segments
Nozzle-sleeve wear
Segment rotation and movement
Z-axis movement
Vacuum pressure and leakage
Component-sensor operation
Placement-force control
Nozzle-changer operation
Pickup and placement repeatability
Head temperature and abnormal noise
Component-camera image quality
PCB-camera image quality
Lighting-level operation
Component-shape recognition
Small-component recognition
Fiducial recognition
Pickup-position correction
Vision-rejection operation
Camera calibration status
Automatic conveyor-width adjustment
Conveyor belts and pulleys
PCB entrance and exit sensors
PCB clamping and support
Transport direction
Long Board Option where required
Maximum measured PCB dimensions
Communication with surrounding equipment
Number of included component tables
Number and type of included feeders
Smartfeeder E model and part numbers
Feeder indexing and pickup performance
Automatic feeder calibration
Component-table docking and locking condition
Communication-unit operation
Table wheels and mechanical condition
Reel holders and tape-waste containers
Machine computer and monitor
Machine-software backup
Product and configuration files
Nozzles and nozzle magazines
Component tables
Feeders and reel holders
Transformer or voltage-conversion equipment
Operating and maintenance manuals
Calibration tools
Included spare parts
A complete inspection video should show machine startup, homing, gantry movement, all twelve CP12 nozzle segments, feeder pickup, component recognition, nozzle changing, PCB transport and an actual sample placement program.
CP12 nozzle segments
Nozzle sleeves and nozzle holders
Nozzles and nozzle magazines
Head motors and drive components
Head control and power electronics
Vacuum valves, filters and generators
Component and placement-force sensors
Component camera and lighting modules
PCB camera and fiducial lighting
Linear motors and position scales
Axis drives and control boards
Trailing cables and cable chains
Cooling fans and machine filters
Conveyor belts, pulleys and sensors
Component-table docking interfaces
Smartfeeder E modules
Machine computer and storage devices
Recommended maintenance includes head cleaning, nozzle inspection, vacuum testing, camera calibration, feeder calibration, conveyor adjustment, axis inspection, filter replacement and verification of machine-software backups.
A used E by SIPLACE CP12 machine may be suitable for manufacturers that require broader component coverage than the CP14 configuration while maintaining a practical mid-speed production rate.
The machine may be suitable when:
The PCB includes small passive components and medium-sized IC packages
Components up to approximately 18.7 × 18.7 mm must be placed
Component heights remain within approximately 7.5 mm
A placement rate in the CP12 mid-speed class is sufficient
The factory requires up to 120 feeder positions
The factory already owns compatible Smartfeeder E units
The existing line uses E by SIPLACE equipment
Existing technicians understand the E platform
A failed CP12 machine must be replaced
A used-equipment investment is preferred
A CP12/PP or TH configuration may be more suitable when the production program includes large connectors, tall devices, tray-fed parts or odd-shaped components.
Required machine quantity
Preferred manufacturing year
Preferred machine condition
Confirmation that a standard CP12 head is required
Target production output
Smallest component package
Largest component dimensions
Maximum component height and weight
Required placement accuracy
PCB dimensions and thickness
Long Board Option requirement
Required feeder quantities
Required feeder tape widths
Existing Smartfeeder E inventory
Existing E by SIPLACE line configuration
Factory voltage and frequency
Compressed-air availability
Destination country
Required delivery schedule
Customers who need a cycle-time assessment may send the PCB BOM, placement file, component list, panel dimensions and target hourly output for preliminary equipment matching.
It is an E by SIPLACE single-gantry SMT machine equipped with a 12-segment CP12 Collect & Place head for small and medium-sized components.
CP12 identifies the installed placement head. The complete machine platform is officially called E by SIPLACE.
The published CP12 placement speed is up to approximately 24,300 components per hour. Actual output depends on the PCB program, feeder arrangement and machine condition.
The published range is approximately 01005 to 18.7 × 18.7 mm, with a maximum component height of approximately 7.5 mm.
The published CP12 placement accuracy is approximately ±41 μm at 3 sigma.
No. The 200 × 110 mm capability belongs to the E by SIPLACE platform when a suitable TH placement head is installed.
The CP12 is a 12-segment Collect & Place head for components up to approximately 18.7 × 18.7 mm. CP12/PP adds flexible Pick & Place capability for larger and taller components.
CP14 provides higher small-component speed but supports components only up to approximately 6 × 6 mm. CP12 is slower but extends the range to approximately 18.7 × 18.7 mm.
An E by SIPLACE machine can provide up to 120 positions based on standard 8 mm feeder-slot width when two component tables are installed.
Yes. E by SIPLACE component tables are designed to support Smartfeeder E units and compatible component-supply options.
No. The hot-swappable description applies to compatible Smartfeeder E units. Placement-head replacement requires the correct shutdown, installation, calibration and service procedure.
With the correct Long Board Option, the published platform capability extends to approximately 1,200 × 460 mm. The actual conveyor must be verified.
Not automatically. Component tables, feeders, nozzles, reel holders and spare parts may be included or quoted separately.
Test the gantry, all twelve head segments, component camera, PCB camera, vacuum system, placement-force control, nozzle changer, conveyor, component tables, feeders and machine software.
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