Leading Pick-and-Place Machine Brands by Market Share in 2026

Sep 02, 2026 Leave a message

Alex Zhang
Alex Zhang
With a background in mechanical engineering, Alex is dedicated to optimizing production processes for high-precision gear manufacturing. His expertise lies in ensuring the highest quality standards are met in every product.

Based on data from CNPP Brand Research Institute, the following brands hold the highest market share in the pick-and-place machine industry.

 

International Brands

ASMPT: A global leader in semiconductor and SMT equipment, covering full-process technologies including wafer deposition and laser grooving.

FUJI: The NXT series has accumulated sales of over 100,000 units, with service networks covering more than 60 countries.

YAMAHA: Supported by a multinational group, its pick-and-place machine business covers over 200 countries and regions.

JUKI: A long-established Japanese manufacturer with mature technology in electronic board production equipment.

 

Korean Brand

Hanwha Semitech: The earliest Korean company to develop pick-and-place machines, also providing smart factory solutions.

Domestic Brands

FAROAD: A representative high-end domestic pick-and-place machine manufacturer, having achieved breakthroughs in multiple core technologies and holding over 100 patents.

Eton Automation: A pioneer in domestic SMT pick-and-place machines, with products exported to multiple countries.

 

Other Technology Providers

Panasonic Industrial Devices: Part of the Panasonic Group, offering integrated solutions for electronic components.

CAPCON: Focused on advanced packaging equipment, with notable strength in flip-chip placement technology.

Kulicke & Soffa: A U.S.-listed company providing semiconductor packaging solutions across multiple fields.

 

For non-standard precision parts used in the maintenance, modification, or production support of equipment from these major brands, Hansheng Automation can provide custom machining based on customer drawings.

 

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