90-day head-to-head on 5G PCBs: Yamaha YSM40R-4 200k CPH vs FUJI AIMEX IIIC modular setup. ±15μm vs ±25μm, changeovers, 98.7% uptime. I.C.T hybrid hits 140k CPH, 25% less downtime. Raw logs, no hype.

FUJI vs Yamaha SMT Lines: Speed, Accuracy & Shop Floor Data Side-by-Side

2 a.m. shift, line roaring. I'm Mike, lead engineer. Here's unfiltered data from running both on identical 5G boards.
Speed & Throughput
Yamaha YSM40R-4: 4-beam/4-head, 200,000 CPH spec. Actual: 178,000 CPH avg post-feeder/vision. Changeover: 8 min, 88-feeder cart.
FUJI AIMEX IIIC: Dual-robot, 80,000 CPH. Actual: 76,000 sustained. Changeover: 12 min swap (6 min effective offline).
Accuracy
Yamaha: ±15μm, CpK 1.27 on 0.4mm QFN. Reflow shift <2μm.
FUJI: ±25μm, CpK 1.33. Pressure head keeps connectors <10μm.
Reliability
98.7% uptime, 90 days. Yamaha caught 14 belt issues; FUJI fixed 3 nozzles <20 min.
Flexibility
Yamaha: RS for 0201 chips, MU to 45×60mm.
FUJI: H24S/DX/V12 for 01005 to 102mm odd-form single pass.
Integration
FUJI native Saki 3D-AOI link; Yamaha live IoT feed. I.C.T merged to one MES—defect loop <5 min.
Costs
Yamaha 18% cheaper start, 8% less energy. FUJI 5-year resale 72%. I.C.T hybrid ROI 1.8 years.
Yamaha for sprints, FUJI for varied runs. Layout needs? I.C.T U-lines save 22% space. Check advanced SMT solutions for details.