Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 29 20:41:24 EDT 2024 | bsziszi
It is normal to have a longer heat up time when you power on the machine. Then the cycle time depends on your board mass and oven settings. (We have a bigger Ascon oven and the cycle time after the initial heat up is between 5-10 min @ 50% ETR). If y
Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 30 14:17:38 EDT 2024 | bsziszi
Maybe check your sensors and the parameters for soldering. Do you see any promp during soldering that the solder cycle exceedes the maximum soldering time? Are you using ASB? Have you measured the soldering profile? (Does it confirm the long solderin
Electronics Forum | Thu Jan 30 16:14:46 EST 2020 | chapeshiel
Does anyone have any recommendations or experience with vapor phase ovens from Asscon, IBL, or Rehm Thermal? Looking for a medium-large machine with vacuum. On a brief look at the three companies, the options I am considering are Asscon's VP6000 and
Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 08 10:42:06 EDT 2002 | davef
Asscon makes a new gen VP machine. They have a website in some foreign language. ;-) Seriously, it could be that machines like this and new perfluoropolyether (PFPE) fluids will help us persevere through the Eurolander no-lead lunacy. ;-( Ask Bria
Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 19 09:37:01 EDT 2018 | spoiltforchoice
Another critical part of a process with a large board is support. Most commonly this is a bed of pins e.g something like red-e-set but there are other solutions. Support with a large panel will be critical for printing to get a good gasket between PC
Electronics Forum | Mon Jun 27 08:18:47 EDT 2022 | kelvinchoong
Hi All, Appreciate any inputs that may be given. Currently i am operating VP6000 Vapour Phase Reflow Oven from ASSCON. Over the last 2 years, we have around 100 different Recipes for many different PCBs. Each recipe is adjusted(6 Different Paramete
Electronics Forum | Mon Aug 16 11:58:29 EDT 2004 | Dreamsniper
I've worked with a Vapor Phase Oven a semi-automatic and a manual oven for evaluation. They worked fine and produce better grain of solder joints. The fluid that you need depends on the solder temperature that you require. I've used a 200'C fluid for
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