Hesse & Knipps
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The Hesse & Knipps BJ 820 is a fully automatic wedge bonder designed for high-speed fine-pitch wire bonding. The BJ 820 is also offered as a transport system configuration that integrates an indexer or transport mechanism for automated substrate handling. The machine is built on the Bondjet platform and is intended for volume production in semiconductor packaging.[1][2][3]
The machine achieves a positioning repeatability of 1 µm at 3 sigma with an interpolated encoder resolution of 20 nm. Bond speed can reach up to 7 wires per second depending on wire diameter, loop length, and application conditions. The working area is 305 mm by 410 mm, which can be partitioned into multiple smaller stations to eliminate indexing time and maximize throughput.[2][3]
The BJ 820 is used in the back-end semiconductor packaging process, specifically for wire bonding after die attach and before encapsulation or molding. The transport system configuration integrates directly into automated production lines via SMEMA interfaces, Profibus, and an integrated PLC controller.[2][3]
The machine supports both manual and fully automated operation. With the transport variant, substrates are moved through the bonder by an indexer, magazine lift, or conveyor system, allowing the BJ 820 to be embedded in a larger assembly line. The software provides portability of bond programs and supports centralized data management via the PBS200 server for up to 20 bonders.[3][2]
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The BJ 820 supports wedge bonding with aluminium or gold wire or ribbon.[2][3]
The BJ 820 is intended for RF and microwave devices, chip-on-board assemblies, multichip modules, hybrids, fiber optics, and automotive electronics.[2][3]
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Last updated Oct 8, 2026.
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