| Brand Name: | JUKI |
| Model Number: | LNC120 |
| MOQ: | 1 Piece |
| Price: | Negotiable |
| Delivery Time: | 3–7 Working Days |
| Payment Terms: | T/T |
JUKI LNC120 40129658 Laser Sensor for RX-6 SMT Mounter
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The JUKI LNC120 40129658 Laser Sensor is a precision recognition component used in compatible RX-6 SMT placement equipment. Commonly associated with CyberOptics 8017990, the LNC120 supports laser-based component centering during the pick-and-place process.
After a component is picked by the placement nozzle, the laser recognition system measures its position and rotational orientation. The machine can then calculate the required correction before mounting the component onto the PCB.
This on-the-fly recognition method helps maintain fast production cycles because applicable components can be measured while the placement head is moving. For SMT factories operating RX-series equipment, the LNC120 is an important spare part for maintaining reliable recognition, stable component alignment, and consistent placement performance.
The laser sensor operates continuously in a demanding SMT production environment. Over time, recognition performance can be affected by contamination, connector problems, mechanical impact, aging electronic components, incorrect calibration, or problems elsewhere in the placement system.
Typical symptoms include:
| Production Symptom | Possible Cause |
|---|---|
| Frequent recognition errors | Sensor contamination or unstable recognition |
| Component centering failure | Laser system or parameter issue |
| Incorrect angle recognition | Calibration or component data problem |
| Repeated pickup alarms | Nozzle, feeder, vacuum, or sensor issue |
| Intermittent sensor alarms | Cable or connector problem |
| Increased placement rejection | Recognition or pickup instability |
| Inconsistent recognition results | Optical or electronic deterioration |
| Errors after maintenance | Installation or calibration issue |
A laser-related alarm does not always mean the LNC120 itself has failed.
Before replacing the sensor, technicians should also inspect the nozzle, feeder pickup position, vacuum condition, cables, connectors, component parameters, and machine calibration.
Correct diagnosis can reduce unnecessary part replacement and production downtime.
When inspection confirms that the installed laser sensor is defective or unstable, replacing it with the correct LNC120 configuration can help restore normal recognition operation.
For this product, the main identification information is:
| Identification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Model | LNC120 |
| JUKI Part Number | 40129658 |
| Alternative Number | 401-29658 |
| CyberOptics Reference | 8017990 |
| Main Machine | RX-6 |
| Additional Application | JM-20 |
| Product Type | SMT Laser Recognition Sensor |
For reliable purchasing, buyers should compare the original sensor label, connector arrangement, mounting structure, and machine model before ordering.
Similar-looking laser assemblies can have different electrical specifications or machine applications. The exact part number should always be treated as the primary selection reference.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Name | LNC120 Laser Sensor |
| Brand Application | JUKI |
| Sensor Technology | Laser Recognition |
| Sensor Model | LNC120 |
| Part Number | 40129658 |
| Alternate P/N | 401-29658 |
| CyberOptics No. | 8017990 |
| Main Application | SMT Component Recognition |
| Compatible Machine | RX-6 |
| Additional Reference | JM-20 |
| Machine Type | SMT Pick-and-Place Machine |
| Recognition Function | Component Position and Rotation |
| Installation Area | Placement Head Recognition System |
| Application Industry | Electronics Manufacturing |
| Usage | Repair, Replacement, Maintenance |
| Compatibility Check | Recommended Before Purchase |
The LNC120 is primarily used to provide component recognition information to the placement system.
Its major functions include:
| Function | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Position Detection | Determines component offset from expected center |
| Rotation Detection | Measures component angular deviation |
| Component Centering | Supports correction before placement |
| Presence Monitoring | Helps identify whether a component is present |
| Recognition Verification | Compares measured data with programmed information |
| Placement Support | Provides data for accurate PCB mounting |
The sensor is only one part of the complete placement control system. Final positioning performance also depends on machine calibration, nozzle condition, component programming, mechanical accuracy, and feeder stability.
The LNC120 40129658 is suitable for maintenance and replacement applications in professional SMT production environments operating compatible placement equipment.
Typical applications include:
Consumer electronics PCB assembly
Automotive electronics manufacturing
Industrial control board production
Communication equipment assembly
LED electronics manufacturing
Power supply PCB production
Electronic module assembly
EMS contract manufacturing
High-mix SMT production
High-volume placement lines
It is particularly useful for factories that require reliable spare-parts support to reduce downtime caused by component recognition problems.
Repeated recognition errors may indicate a problem in the laser recognition system. After checking nozzles, feeders, vacuum, parameters, cables, and calibration, the LNC120 can be evaluated as a possible replacement item.
Factories operating several RX-6 machines may keep critical recognition components in stock to reduce production interruption when unexpected hardware failures occur.
When an RX-series machine is refurbished for production, the recognition system may require inspection and component replacement before the machine returns to regular operation.
A compatible replacement sensor can help maintenance teams restore machine operation when the original unit has been confirmed defective.
Replacing a damaged or unstable laser unit can help recover consistent component recognition when the fault originates from the sensor itself.
The LNC120 operates during the component handling cycle of the placement head.
The placement nozzle picks a component from the feeder, tray, or other component supply unit.
The component passes through the laser recognition area as the placement head moves.
The laser system measures the component profile and determines its relative position.
The recognition system identifies angular deviation from the programmed orientation.
The machine control system calculates the required X, Y, and rotational correction.
After correction, the component is mounted onto the programmed PCB position.
This process supports efficient recognition without requiring unnecessary movement to a separate recognition station for every compatible component.
Modern SMT production requires both speed and accuracy.
The LNC120 supports recognition during head movement, helping the machine combine component measurement with the normal pick-and-place cycle.
This provides several production advantages:
| Advantage | Production Benefit |
|---|---|
| On-the-Fly Recognition | Reduces unnecessary recognition movement |
| Fast Measurement | Supports high-speed placement cycles |
| Position Correction | Helps improve component centering |
| Rotation Correction | Supports accurate orientation |
| Component Monitoring | Helps detect abnormal pickup conditions |
| Repeatable Recognition | Supports stable mass production |
Actual production performance depends on the complete machine configuration and operating condition.
Different JUKI machine generations use different laser recognition assemblies. Similar names or similar housings do not mean the sensors are interchangeable.
| Model | Part Number | Reference Number | Typical Application |
|---|---|---|---|
| LNC120 | 40129658 | 8017990 | RX-6 / JM-20 |
| EPV120 | 40129657 | 8019294 | RX-6 related system |
| LNC120-8 | 40182791 | 8023657 | RS-series application |
| LNC60 | 40045547 | 8010398 | Earlier KE / FX equipment |
For an RX-6 requiring 40129658, buyers should select the LNC120 according to the original part number rather than choosing another sensor only because its appearance seems similar.
| Item | LNC120 | LNC60 |
|---|---|---|
| Main Part Number | 40129658 | 40045547 |
| Main Machine Generation | RX-series | Earlier KE / FX series |
| RX-6 Application | Yes | Normally not selected |
| Recognition Type | Laser centering | Laser centering |
| Direct Replacement | No | No |
| Selection Method | Exact part number | Exact part number |
The two products perform related recognition functions but are intended for different equipment configurations.
Correct sensor selection can prevent installation problems and unnecessary machine downtime.
First confirm the exact placement machine model.
For this product, the primary application is JUKI RX-6.
Do not order a laser sensor only because the equipment uses JUKI placement technology.
Check the label on the existing unit.
The target part number for this product is:
40129658 / 401-29658
The sensor model should correspond to:
LNC120
Do not automatically substitute LNC60, LNC120-8, EPV120, or another laser assembly.
Check connector quantity, connector position, cable arrangement, and physical interface.
The mounting points and housing configuration should match the original assembly.
For faster compatibility confirmation, send clear photographs of:
Original product label
Sensor housing
Connectors
Mounting side
Machine nameplate if necessary
Providing complete information helps shorten confirmation time and reduces ordering mistakes.
| Required Information | Example |
|---|---|
| Machine Model | RX-6 |
| Product Model | LNC120 |
| Part Number | 40129658 |
| CyberOptics Number | 8017990 |
| Quantity | 1 PCS or Required Quantity |
| Condition Required | Specify Requirement |
| Original Photo | Recommended |
| Label Photo | Recommended |
Because the LNC120 is a precision electronic and optical component, installation should be performed by technicians familiar with SMT placement equipment.
Before installation:
Disconnect machine power according to maintenance procedures.
Use appropriate ESD protection.
Confirm the part number again.
Check connectors for physical damage.
Keep the sensor area clean.
Avoid touching optical surfaces.
Inspect the mounting area before fitting the sensor.
After replacement, the machine should be checked according to the applicable service procedure.
Testing may include:
Sensor communication confirmation
Recognition-function check
Pickup test
Component recognition test
Calibration verification
Placement test
Repeated production-cycle verification
Do not change machine parameters without appropriate technical documentation.
| Problem | First Inspection | Additional Inspection |
|---|---|---|
| Component not recognized | Laser area | Nozzle and component |
| Recognition fluctuates | Sensor cleanliness | Calibration |
| Angle value abnormal | Component data | Laser system |
| Frequent pickup NG | Feeder and nozzle | Recognition system |
| Sensor alarm | Connector | Cable and sensor |
| Placement deviation | Machine calibration | Recognition data |
| Failure after installation | Installation | Parameters |
| Intermittent errors | Cable connection | Sensor stability |
Replacing the laser sensor should normally be based on systematic troubleshooting rather than only one machine alarm.
The LNC120 performs laser-based component recognition and centering in compatible placement equipment. It measures component position and rotation so the machine can apply corrections before mounting the part onto the PCB.
Yes. Part number 40129658 is associated with the LNC120 laser recognition system used for RX-6 applications. Buyers should still verify the original machine configuration and sensor label before ordering.
No direct replacement should be assumed. LNC120 and LNC60 are associated with different machine generations and part numbers. Always follow the original equipment specification when selecting a replacement.
Confirm the machine model, sensor model, part number, reference number, connectors, mounting structure, and original label. Providing clear photos is strongly recommended for compatibility verification.
Yes. After installation, recognition operation, communication, calibration, pickup performance, and placement results should be checked according to the relevant machine maintenance procedure.
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