P/N 03070280 is the SIPLACE Type 2057 complete TPU nozzle used in CPP placement-head calibration and verification. ASM service documentation identifies the 2057 as a calibration nozzle for CPP measurements, so its primary purchasing role is different from a normal production nozzle selected around a component package.
Choose 03070280 when the existing SIPLACE CPP placement head maintenance or verification procedure calls for Type 2057. The nozzle should not be selected from a general 20xx production-nozzle list simply because it fits the CPP family; the calibration function and exact nozzle reference are part of the maintenance setup.
CPP head-verification documentation uses a set of Type 2057 nozzles during calibration measurements. If calibration results become inconsistent, the condition and identification of the calibration nozzles should therefore be checked as part of the measurement setup. Inspect the TPU pickup surface, nozzle opening, cleanliness and seating, and confirm that all nozzles in the calibration set correspond to the required Type 2057 reference before moving to head-side adjustment.
Other production and maintenance nozzle references can be checked in the ASM SIPLACE nozzle range.
03070280 2057 Calibration Nozzle Specifications
| Base Part Number | 03070280 |
|---|---|
| Known Revisions | 03070280-01, 03070280-03 |
| Nozzle Type | 2057 |
| Assembly Level | Complete nozzle |
| Nozzle Material | TPU |
| Head Family | SIPLACE CPP |
| Primary Application | CPP placement-head calibration and verification |
| Calibration Context | Used as the Type 2057 calibration nozzle set in ASM CPP measurement procedures |
For matching, send the complete 03070280 suffix, CPP head identification, the maintenance or verification procedure being performed, clear photos of the existing 2057 nozzle and packaging label, required quantity, and whether the request is for an individual replacement or a calibration set. Known -01 and -03 references exist, but their functional difference should not be assumed without checking the existing setup.
For this part, maintaining a correctly identified calibration set is more important than choosing by nozzle appearance. We can compare the P/N, revision, CPP maintenance context and existing nozzle photos before quotation, helping keep the verification setup consistent when individual calibration nozzles are replaced.