LAUNCHING FALL 2026

Desktop PnP for In-House PCB Assembly

Finally, a desktop SMT pick and place machine built for in-house prototyping.

Say goodbye to lost deals and wasted time caused by overseas delays, clunky setups, hacked-together solutions, and manual assembly.

Alta lets you build, test, and iterate PCBAs in hours — right on your desk.

High-quality PCBAs
Simple handling
Quick turnaround

LAUNCHING FALL 2026

Desktop PnP for In-House PCB Assembly.

Finally, a desktop SMT pick and place machine built for in-house prototyping.

High-quality PCBAs
Simple handling
Quick turnaround

Who's using Voltera?

Who’s using Voltera?

Benefits

Plug
and play

Set up and run within minutes. Guided setup and intuitive workflows mean no prior pick and place experience is required.

Automated solder paste dispensing

Say goodbye to stencils. Just upload your file, and Alta will dispense solder paste on your PCBs.

Easy component feeding

Maximize efficiency. Use between six and 20 patented smart feeders to load cut tapes with total ease.

Seamless pick and place

Achieve repeatable and accurate component placement with smart alignment and automated optical inspection.

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Normally $9,999

$6,999

Specifications

Feeder

Supports cut tape (plastic or paper) in 8, 12, 16, and 24 mm widths

Supports loose components

Components

Minimum part size: 0402

Maximum part size: 20 × 20 mm

Maximum part weight: 30 g

Handles both single and double-sided boards

Solder dispensing and placement

Supports solder dots and lines

Up to 5 cc solder cartridge

Component placement accuracy ≥ 99.8%

Software

Browser-based – no installation required

Supports offline operation

Compatible with Gerber and CSV files

Prototyping should accelerate your project, not slow it down. Voltera Alta gives you the power to build, iterate, and perfect your designs in-house, without the frustration of machine tuning, manual assembly risks, or supplier delays.

Jesus Zozaya , CEO and co-founder of Voltera