Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 09 16:16:57 EST 1999 | Horace Johnson
We have a Ultra 2000 wave solder machine with a Lambda, Omega and Rotary chip waves. We are running three shift and our operators dedross the solder pot every 24 to 32 hours. That is skimming around the nozzles and pumps. Our maintenance does a compl
Electronics Forum | Tue Dec 15 15:21:24 EST 1998 | Chrys
| SMTneters, | I'm famialiar with lambda, omega, and gemini waves but not with "A" wave. Can somebody give me an explanation? | | thanks | | Tom B. | Tom, The term "A" wave refers to an asymetrical wave. It's an Electrovert term that describes
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 26 16:49:57 EST 1998 | specnor tecnic corp
we have some rebuilt wave soldering systems in stock ready to be shipped. epk-ii smt with lambda wave, chip wave ,omega wave. 4 preheaters,jacking stand roll out computer control. machine is in a great shape. another machin upk15f with 6 preheaters
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 22 10:29:15 EST 2000 | C.K.
Larry: I've got extensive experience with solder skips on both 0603 and SOT23 devices. We also installed an "Omega" vibrating wave on our machine, but it didn't really have an impact on solder skips. The major difference that the omega makes is in
Electronics Forum | Tue Aug 13 17:34:44 EDT 2002 | pjc
The Electra is Electrovert's top-of-the-line wave solder machine. Just about the best you could get. Conveyor concerns should focus on the condition of the extruded rails. A machine that new should not have a problem, buy worth a look see. Find out i
Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 08 11:35:16 EDT 2007 | patrickbruneel
80-90% of an average SM component is non wetable (pushing away solder). So if you would use a single smooth lambda wave (massive amount of molten metal) the negative force of the non-wetable part of the component would be so high that the solder wou
