• N210158627AA Panasonic 185 Pad Rubber SMT Nozzle Parts
  • N210158627AA Panasonic 185 Pad Rubber SMT Nozzle Parts

N210158627AA Panasonic 185 Pad Rubber SMT Nozzle Parts

No.N210158627AA
  • N210158627AA Panasonic 185 Pad Rubber SMT Nozzle Parts

Description

Key Features

  • Rubber pad tip: the pad is the part that meets the component, so replacing the nozzle restores a clean pick-up surface without disturbing the rest of the head assembly.
  • Reference-matched fit: produced to the same nozzle reference as the original part, so it seats in the same holder you removed the worn nozzle from.
  • Order the quantity you need: a single part closes an urgent breakdown, while a small box covers planned maintenance across several heads.
  • Simple identification: matching the marked part number is enough to order, which keeps two similar-looking nozzles in the same cabinet from being mixed up.
  • Part of a wider SMT spares range: built for Panasonic placement heads rather than for pneumatic fittings or general industrial nozzles, and supplied alongside the feeders, valves and boards a line normally consumes.

Specifications

Part Number N210158627AA
Product Type SMT nozzle part
Nozzle Reference 185 pad rubber
Pad Material Rubber
Machine Brand Panasonic
Equipment Type Pick and place machine nozzle part
Function Component pick-up and placement
Supply Format Replacement part; single unit or bulk quantities
Order Reference The part number marked on the original nozzle

Part Number & Replacement

The number to order against is the one marked on the nozzle you are replacing. Panasonic nozzle parts can look almost identical from the outside, and an industrial nozzle that appears to match the shape will not necessarily pick cleanly on your head — the reference decides the fit, not the appearance. If the marking has worn away, send a clear photo of the nozzle alongside your machine's model plate and we will work back to the right reference.

Fit a complete replacement nozzle part rather than trying to stretch the life of a tired one. Once the pad has hardened or deformed, placement quality drifts and the time lost to re-checks costs far more than the part itself. Keep the old nozzle until the new one has passed its first test run, so you have a fallback if the head needs further attention.

Fitting & First-Run Checks

  1. Power the head down and follow your machine's own maintenance and lockout procedure before you remove anything.
  2. Take out the worn nozzle part and check its holder for contamination, burrs or a damaged spring before the new part goes in.
  3. Seat the replacement nozzle part fully and confirm it sits square in the holder, with no rocking when you move it gently by hand.
  4. Run a test pick with a component you place regularly on that head, and compare the placement against a known-good board before releasing the machine to production.
  5. Record the change — date, head number and part used — so the next maintenance round covers the same position.

Applications on the SMT Line

  • Planned head maintenance: technicians change nozzle parts on a set interval so the pad is fresh before placement accuracy starts to drift.
  • Breakdown cover: when a head stops picking mid-shift, a spare on the shelf keeps the line running while the failed nozzle is inspected.
  • High-mix production: lines that run many short jobs keep a small nozzle kit so heads can be re-equipped between builds.
  • Multi-machine floors: where a floor runs equipment from several pick and place machine manufacturers, this nozzle part sits in a shared cabinet alongside the other consumables kept for those heads.
  • Service visits: engineers who maintain SMT lines for other companies carry common nozzle references so a call-out can be closed on the first visit.

Scale & Supply Capability

ZJ-SMT supplies Panasonic SMT and PCB assembly equipment and spare parts to manufacturers worldwide. Our range covers pick-and-place machines, axial and radial insertion equipment, solder paste inspection systems, and feeder spare parts, with both new and used options available. We support bulk orders, and machine condition and availability are confirmed with you before ordering. Whether you are expanding a line, replacing a worn feeder part, or sourcing equipment for a new project, send us your model numbers and our team will come back with a suitable solution and quotation.

FAQ

Q1. Which Panasonic pick and place machine can take this nozzle part?

This part is referenced for Panasonic SMT placement equipment, and nozzles are ordered by reference because the machine model alone does not always identify the nozzle fitted to a head. Send us your model, and ideally a photo of the nozzle you are replacing, and we will confirm the match before you commit to the order.

Q2. How do I identify the nozzle if the old part number has worn off?

Compare the number printed on the nozzle with the part number shown for this nozzle first. If the marking has rubbed away, photograph the nozzle from two angles and include the machine's model plate in the shot; the shape of the pad and the holder give our team enough to work back to the right reference.

Q3. What usually wears out on a pad rubber nozzle?

The pad. It is the surface that touches SMT components on every pick, so it hardens, flattens or loses its edge over a long production run, and grip becomes unreliable long before anything breaks. A head that starts missing picks is usually telling you the pad has passed its useful life, and the complete nozzle part should be replaced.

Q4. Will this nozzle part run on another SMT brand?

No — it is referenced for Panasonic equipment. Rubber pad nozzle parts are specific to the head and holder they were designed for, so this part will not simply drop into another brand's machine. Tell us which model you run and we will check what fits; our range covers equipment from several pick and place machine manufacturers, so a mixed floor can usually be supplied from one place.

Q5. How should spare nozzle parts be stored?

Keep them in their original packaging until they are needed, in a dry, dust-free drawer away from direct sunlight. The rubber pad is the vulnerable part: nozzles rolling around loose with tools or feeders can be nicked or deformed, and a damaged pad will not pick cleanly even when the body looks perfect.

Q6. How many nozzle parts should we keep in stock?

It depends on how many heads you run, how many nozzle references are fitted, and how long your shifts are. A common approach on an SMT floor is one spare per nozzle reference in use, plus one in the maintenance kit, so a worn pad never holds up a changeover. High-mix plants often keep a slightly larger kit.

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