balls onto a substrate indirectly according to the suction gripping method fig3 shows another technique of the prior art for transferring balls onto a substrate directly according to the gravity filled cavity method fig4 is a cross section view of a mode of embodiment of the collective arrangement device targeted by this invention during the filling phase fig5 shows another option for using the device according to the invention particularly suited for replacing balls on components during repairs fig6 a is a cross section view of another mode of embodiment of the device of the invention during the filling phase fig6 b is a cross section view of the mode of embodiment of the device in fig6 a during the ball placement phase fig7 a is a top view of another mode of embodiment of the device of the invention for providing balls during the filling phase fig7 b is a section view of the mode the embodiment of fig7 a during the ball availability phase fig8 a is a top view of another mode of embodiment of the device for providing balls fig8 b is a cross sectional view of the mode of embodiment of fig8 a fig8 c is another cross section view of the mode of embodiment of fig8 a illustrating another possibility for this mode of embodiment fig1 represents the implementation of the transfer.