Model Comparison Table

Compare heads, speed, feeder capacity, PCB area, and best-use scenarios across all models.

Model Heads Speed (CPH) Feeder Positions PCB Area (mm) Accuracy Machine Type Best For
HW-T4-44F 4 5,000–8,000 44 350 × 190 0.02mm Desktop R&D, prototyping, small PCBs
HW-T4-50F 4 5,000–8,000 50 350 × 260 0.02mm Desktop Small batch, wider PCBs
HW-T4-44F/50F 4 5,000–8,000 44 / 50 350 × 190 / 350 × 260 0.02mm Desktop / Compact Flexible small batch, startups, LED modules
HW-T6-64 6 9,000–10,000 64 350 × 260 0.05mm Compact Industrial Growing factories, medium volume
HW-DU400 4 12,000 64 350 × 370 0.05mm Compact Industrial Medium volume, universal components
HW-T8-72/80F 8 10,000–12,000 72 / 80 350 × 260 0.05mm High Speed Higher output, frequent changeovers, EMS
HW-M8-102F 8 (2×4) 20,000–26,000 102 330 × 360 0.05mm High Speed Large-scale production, complex BOMs

Which Pick and Place Machine Is Right for You?

Match your production scenario to the best machine. Not sure? Send us your PCB and BOM — we'll recommend the right configuration.

I do R&D / prototyping / very small batches

You need a machine that is easy to set up, supports quick job changes, and fits in a lab or small workshop. Speed is secondary — flexibility matters more.

Recommended: HW-T4-44F/50F or HW-T4-44F

Desktop pick and place machine | 4 heads | 44–50 feeders | 5,000–8,000 CPH

I run a growing factory / small-to-medium production

You need reliable throughput with the flexibility to handle diverse products. Feeder capacity and changeover efficiency are key.

Recommended: HW-T6-64 or HW-DU400

Compact industrial pick and place machine | 4–6 heads | 64 feeders | 9,000–12,000 CPH

I need higher output / complex BOMs / EMS production

You run larger batches with complex component mixes. High feeder count and placement speed drive your throughput.

Recommended: HW-T8-72/80F or HW-M8-102F

High speed pick and place machine | 8 heads | 72–102 feeders | 10,000–26,000 CPH

Desktop vs Compact vs High-Speed: What's the Difference?

Desktop Pick and Place

Models: HW-T4-44F, HW-T4-50F, HW-T4-44F/50F

Speed: 5,000–8,000 CPH
Feeders: 44–50 positions
Best for: R&D labs, prototyping, startups, small electronics workshops, LED sample production

Desktop pick and place machines are compact, affordable, and designed for flexibility. They fit on a workbench and support frequent job changes. Ideal when your priority is low cost of entry and easy setup — not maximum throughput.

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Compact Industrial Pick and Place

Models: HW-T6-64, HW-DU400

Speed: 9,000–12,000 CPH
Feeders: 64 positions
Best for: Growing factories, small-to-medium production, industrial control, medical electronics

Compact industrial machines bridge the gap between desktop and full-scale production. They offer higher throughput and better stability for regular production while maintaining a manageable footprint. Suitable for factories that need reliable daily output.

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High-Speed Pick and Place

Models: HW-T8-72/80F, HW-M8-102F

Speed: 10,000–26,000 CPH
Feeders: 72–102 positions
Best for: EMS providers, contract manufacturers, consumer electronics, large-scale production

High-speed machines are built for throughput. With 8 placement heads and up to 102 feeder positions, they handle complex BOMs and high volumes. Best when production volume justifies the investment and floor space.

Read: Is Speed the Most Important Factor? →

How to Use This Comparison

1

Check Your BOM

Count how many unique component types your typical board uses. This determines your minimum feeder requirement.

2

Know Your Volume

Estimate your monthly PCB output. Prototyping (<100), small batch (100–1,000), or production (>1,000).

3

Match Machine Type

Desktop for prototyping, compact industrial for growing factories, high-speed for volume production.

4

Get a Recommendation

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