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Get Quote →Source exact, current or mature die sorter models through live machine listings, multi-brand equipment channels and installed-base resources.
Start with the manufacturer and model you need, or the production route a replacement must preserve. We can check published machines, extend the search beyond public listings and compare related platforms when an exact model is difficult to locate.
Representative die sorter manufacturers include Canon Machinery, ASM / ASMPT, Ueno Seiki, ITEC and V-TEK / Royce.
Each manufacturer covers different handling routes, output formats and levels of automation. The model family narrows the search; the market status and configuration of the exact platform determine the realistic sourcing path.
Canon Machinery's BESTEM-S300 and BESTEM-S500 are useful references for tray-storage sorting, with the two families addressing different wafer-size requirements. They are most relevant when tray output, wafer format and thin-chip handling are central to the project.
Market context: current manufacturer product references; confirm the required model and installed options.ASM / ASMPT MS-series machines remain important in installed production lines and the secondary-equipment market. MS90 and MS100-family equipment is especially relevant when a replacement needs to preserve an existing wafer-map workflow, sorting route, tooling approach or familiar platform.
Market context: installed-base and secondary-equipment sourcing; confirm support, software, tooling and exact unit availability.Ueno Seiki covers high-speed wafer-to-tape handling, flexible sorting, test-integrated routes and wafer-to-tray applications. RV36-NEO / RV16-NEO, RS20 / RS24, RHR-Evo and RS20-Tray are useful reference families when the output route and inspection or test requirement are already known.
Market context: confirm the exact current or historical model family against the required route and sourcing channel.ITEC's ADAT3 XF DS is a strong reference when small-die handling, inspection and high-throughput wafer-to-tape sorting need to be combined in one production route.
Market context: current manufacturer product reference; confirm commercial availability and the required configuration.V-TEK / Royce covers high-speed, flexible automated and semi-automatic die sorting. HSS, AP+ and DE35-VC represent different directions for throughput, carrier flexibility, sensitive-die handling, inspection options and production volume.
Market context: current manufacturer references; verify the exact configuration and commercial availability.A model name narrows the search, but it does not confirm machine fit. Use the listings below to review real equipment, then verify the installed handling, inspection, tooling and software against the process you need to run.
Use the live listings below to move from brand and model research to real machines. Open a model page for photos and machine-specific information, then compare that unit with the required sorting route. If your priority is secondary-market inventory rather than brand research, review the available used die sorter machines.
The available unit still has to match the required input, output, die handling, inspection, software and tooling. Do not treat the model family as proof that every option is installed.
As an upgraded version of the MS100, the ASM MS100 Plus is also a device for chip sorting and arrangement based on wafer...
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ASM sorting machine MS90 is a device designed for lamp bead sorting, with efficient and accurate sorting functions. This...
View machine detailsDo not see the required model? Public listings show only part of the available market. The manufacturer and exact model can be checked against incoming, unlisted or separately sourced equipment.
Current manufacturer products and mature installed-base machines belong to different supply channels. Both can be valid, but availability, support, configuration evidence and replacement risk must be judged differently.
Public listings are the first supply source, not the whole market. A model-specific request can continue through incoming equipment, unlisted machines, mature-platform channels and related support resources.
Review model pages already available on the website and confirm whether a listed unit is still open for quotation.
Extend an exact manufacturer and model request to incoming, unlisted or separately sourced equipment.
If the original model is unavailable, compare same-family or alternative platforms against the production conditions that must remain.
Consider tooling, replacement components, repair options and available technical resources when a mature platform must remain in production.
It should identify whether the exact model has a workable supply path, which related platforms deserve comparison, what is known about available units and which configuration or condition details still require confirmation.
These questions cover model status, replacement direction and what to send when the required platform is not publicly listed.
Sometimes, but the family name is not enough. Compare carrier handling, output route, installed options, software, tooling, inspection functions, and the process conditions that the replacement must preserve.
Possibly, but a cross-brand replacement may change tooling, carrier interfaces, recipes, software workflow, inspection methods, spare-parts strategy, or operator procedures. Those changes should be understood before the new platform is treated as a direct substitute.
Check the manufacturer's current product catalog first. Models that are no longer listed may still remain important in installed production lines and the used-equipment market, but support, parts, and sourcing conditions should be checked separately.
Send the manufacturer and exact model first. If possible, also include the machine being replaced, required input and output formats, inspection or orientation needs, and any tooling or platform constraints that the replacement must preserve.
We can check available equipment and mature-platform sourcing resources for a specific model. If the exact machine is not practical to locate, related options can be discussed against the process you need to preserve.
No. A model may appear in current manufacturer resources without being available in the required configuration or delivery window. Manufacturer status, new-equipment availability and secondary-market inventory are separate checks.
Confirm the serial identity, installed loaders, tooling, cameras, inspection or test options, software, licenses, output hardware, included accessories, condition evidence and any available testing or FAT scope.
It can clarify whether the exact model has a workable supply path, whether related platforms deserve comparison, what available machine information exists and which process, configuration or condition details are still missing.
Send the manufacturer and model you need, or the machine currently being replaced. We can review the available sourcing route and identify related options when an exact match is not practical.
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