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The Fuji NXT M3 III is a modular, multi-functional pick-and-place machine for SMT assembly. The Fuji NXT M3 III features a V12 head that can place components at a rate of 26,000 cph. The Fuji NXT M3 III is part of the NXT III generation and can handle PCBs up to 250 x 510 mm.[1]
The NXT M3 III Tray supports multiple tray formats. Tray Unit-M accepts JEDEC standard trays of size 135.9 × 322.6 mm. Tray Unit-LT accommodates trays of 276 × 330 mm. Tray Unit-LTC accepts trays of 143 × 330 mm.[1]
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The NXT M3 III Tray supports three tray unit options: Tray Unit-M for JEDEC standard trays 135.9 × 322.6 mm, Tray Unit-LT for trays 276 × 330 mm, and Tray Unit-LTC for trays 143 × 330 mm.[1]
Yes, the Tray Unit-M supports JEDEC standard trays with dimensions 135.9 × 322.6 mm.[1]
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No publicly documented production dates or lifecycle milestones (introduction, end of production, EOL) for the NXT M 3 III Tray are on record.
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No publicly documented variants, configuration options, or revision breakpoints of the NXT M 3 III Tray are on record.
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Last updated Sep 28, 2026.