On a 2D AOI station, the inspection program evaluates captured board images against defined criteria. Depending on the installed camera, lighting and software, these checks may cover component presence, placement, polarity, markings and visible solder-related conditions.
For the BF-Planet-XII, the exact imaging hardware and model revision should be established before claiming specific inspection speed, resolution or board capacity. Those values can vary across product generations, and specifications from another SAKI AOI model are not a reliable substitute.
For a used or refurbished unit, the installed software version and available inspection libraries are also worth checking. They affect how inspection programs are created, maintained and transferred between production jobs. Conveyor direction, PCB thickness limits and communication interfaces should be checked against the actual line layout.
SAKI BF-Planet-XII 2D AOI Inspection Machine Specifications
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Brand | SAKI |
| Model | BF-Planet-XII |
| Inspection Method | 2D optical inspection |
| Camera and Lighting | Confirm machine documentation |
| PCB Size Range | Confirm original specification sheet |
| PCB Thickness Limits | Confirm original specification sheet |
| Conveyor Configuration | Confirm machine setup |
| Inspection Software | Confirm installed version |
| Line Communication | Confirm available interfaces |
| Power Requirements | Refer to machine nameplate |
Configuration note: The model-specific camera resolution, board dimensions and throughput have not been confirmed here. Use the original BF-Planet-XII documentation to complete these fields rather than borrowing data from a different 2D AOI model.





