English Views: 0 Author: Vinci Zhang Publish Time: 2026-11-13 Origin: Site
An I.C.T engineering team recently completed an on-site assignment at a customer's electronics manufacturing facility in Indonesia, delivering installation, commissioning and operator training for a new production-line addition — an SMT PCB magazine loader and unloader, together with an R131H THT radial insertion machine. The visit is a clear example of I.C.T's turnkey service model: engineers working on the customer's own factory floor, guiding the equipment from arrival to stable, spec-compliant production.
The PCB magazine loader and unloader were integrated with the customer's existing SMT line to automate board infeed and outfeed, cutting manual handling and smoothing the flow between processes. Alongside it, the R131H radial insertion machine was positioned, levelled and commissioned for through-hole component insertion. The I.C.T engineer verified conveyor height, insertion depth and machine calibration before trial runs, ensuring the new equipment performed reliably on the boards the customer actually builds.
Hardware is only part of the deliverable — confident operation is the rest. During the same visit, the engineer trained the customer's operators and maintenance staff on daily start-up, program setup for new board variants, insertion-head adjustment and routine servicing. The goal is simple: when the I.C.T engineer leaves, the customer's team can run, tune and maintain the line on its own.
For I.C.T, a project does not end when the machines ship. Line layout, installation, training and on-site technical support are part of the delivery — whether the customer is adding a single loader or building a complete line. With overseas assignment capability, I.C.T helps manufacturers across Southeast Asia and beyond keep their SMT and THT lines productive and ready for what comes next.
