Electronics Forum | Mon May 22 12:44:11 EDT 2017 | emeto
I always would like to go with new equipment compared to used. You will get free technical support with the deal for 2-3 years including parts, repairs, proper training..... If speed and quantity are not the key, there are dozen of small machines out
Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 29 04:43:12 EDT 2017 | spoiltforchoice
Interesting, I work much the same way as Ivan up to the sticky tape part, plodding through the BOM against the pick and place file and downloading the relevant datasheets to verify packages, this can be tedious but usually gets much quicker the more
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 20 15:12:31 EDT 2024 | daniel_stanphill
The Fuzion is an impressive machine but even more expensive. We went with Europlacer (iineo2). Loved it so much we already got another! The capacity, throughput, flexibility, accuracy, all just outstanding! In my next life I will probably sell them l
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 19 11:54:56 EDT 2024 | tommy_magyar
Hi there, I've been happy with the iiNeo and iiNeo+ from Europlacer, both have the capacity of 8*33 8mm feeders (264 slots in total). It can build boards up to 505*360 mm (our biggest PCBA, maybe it can do bigger one too). 6 and 12 monthly services
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 19 14:57:48 EDT 2024 | spoiltforchoice
I hadn't suggested the IINEO's because as a step up from Neoden's its a huge leap in price and perhaps around twice the price of the AM100, that gap would narrow as you purchased even more feeders. If you have a big product mix or are a small batch
