How often should a die bonder undergo annual maintenance?

Aug 28, 2026 Leave a message

Ryan Kim
Ryan Kim
Specializing in CNC machining services, Ryan ensures that all components are precision-machined to meet the highest standards. His expertise is crucial for maintaining the quality of our products.

The annual maintenance cycle for a die bonder is once per year, mainly involving deep maintenance of specific components such as the turbine. For dedicated tooling and non-standard replacement parts required during turbine disassembly and cleaning in annual maintenance, Hansheng Automation provides single-piece or small-batch precision machining based on customer drawings.

 

1. Maintenance Items by Cycle

① Daily maintenance

Clean the ejector needle and needle cap (do not use alcohol)

Wipe the machine surface with alcohol

Clean the suction nozzle, dispensing tip, and glue tray bearing

② Monthly maintenance

Wipe the material cassette with alcohol

Calibrate the wafer expander temperature

Drain water and oil from the oil-water separator

Clean sensors with alcohol cotton swabs

③ Semi-annual maintenance

Clean the XYZ slide rails and wafer table tracks (inject THK lubricating oil)

④ Annual maintenance

Disassemble and clean the turbine (acetone required)

 

2. Key Precautions

The ejector needle cap must not come into contact with alcohol to avoid corrosion

Track lubrication must use THK special lubricating oil

Annual turbine cleaning requires disassembly and is recommended to be performed by professionals

Electronics--3C-Manufacturing