PCB magazines 600, 700, 800
Automation requires precision when magazines are in use in assembly lines.
![PCB magazines 700 PCB magazines 700](/media/images/elektronik/magazine/lpm_700_295.jpg)
1 Knobs for magazine stacking
2 Base and cover plates made of cast aluminum or sheet steel
3 Numbering along the PCB slots simplifies manual insertion.
4 Side walls made of conductive plastic or metal to be operated in ambient temperatures of 50 to 200°C
5 Transport lock A bar is mounted as a standard on the front and back sides.
Slots locked
Slots unlocked
![Metal magazine Metal magazine](/media/images/elektronik/magazine/lpm_metall_240.jpg)
Metal magazine
In the case of high mechanic force and high thermal force up to 200°C, metal side walls are provided.
![Safe stacking Safe stacking](/media/images/elektronik/magazine/lpm_stapeln_240.jpg)
Safe stacking
All the magazines can be stacked safely and in a space-saving manner with the help of our knobs provided on the upper plate.
![Perfecting operation Perfecting operation](/media/images/elektronik/magazine/lpm_wende_240.jpg)
Perfecting operation
Its vertical symmetry allows the magazines to be turned upside down if use is in perfecting mode. To be operated only without stacking knobs
Series 600 - Screw-clamped width setting
Series 600 magazines are cost-effective. With the help of four screw clamps, the side wall can be set to the PCB width.
Series 700 - Variable width setting by pulling the gear belt by hand
By pulling the gear belt, the side walls are set to the PCB width.
Series 800 - Variable width setting by pulling the gear belt motor-driven or by hand
Automatic operation: When put on a loader, the bar is moved to the outside by a wedge. At removal, the slot locks again. Manual operation: At lifting by hand, the bar is moved to the outside and locks in upper position. When lifting again, the slots are locked.