Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 03 06:26:21 EDT 2000 | JohnW
Folk's, dos anyone have any idea's here I'd gat my hands on some storage cainets for MSD components to allow me to store them on line? cheers JohnW
Electronics Forum | Thu Nov 22 04:50:09 EST 2012 | jlawson
For you info there is a maker of humidity cabninets in UK called Mekko that offers full active drying
Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 02 08:01:26 EDT 2009 | daxman
Good morning everyone, I'd really appreciate your input on some of the best ways to create a dry environment for MSD storage. Line down-time is considerable when we have to pull of and reload 20 reels of MSD parts at the beginning and end of each s
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 25 06:45:52 EDT 2012 | mccabekev
I have read through the IPC/JEDEC J-STED-033.1 standards regarding bake and storage of MSDs. The lowest bake in the standard is
Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 02 11:43:33 EDT 2009 | davef
You can purchase tanks of nitrogen or generate it yourself. While you're waiting for others to reply, search the fine SMTnet Archives to find threads like: http://dev.smtnet.com/Forums/Index.cfm?CFApp=1&Message_ID=23102
Electronics Forum | Wed Jul 15 14:06:37 EDT 2009 | chrisgt
Hey Dax. I bought a Dr. Storage dry with Nitrogen Generator for my components. It worked out great. Haven’t really had any serious problems it just took a few hours to get the humidity I wanted it at. I bought it from Manncorp. I think they normally
Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 29 11:28:09 EDT 2002 | yngwie
Is there a difference between the Nitrogen cabinet vs Dry cabinet ? How does this helps in creating safe environment for MSD storage. I felt puzzled when my customer rejected me coz' I'm using the Nitrogen cabinet instead of dry cabinet. Except for t
Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 20 04:37:23 EDT 2009 | jdumont
We have used some sealed steel cabinets and a nitrogen generator (Balston 75-79 model) for about a dozen years with no issues at all. Humidity levels average 1% - 5%. We also just bought a couple of XDry (Totech) desiccant cabinets (XD2-1104-02) for
Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 06 12:43:31 EST 2012 | deanm
4.2.7.1 states, ...If the bake temperature is not greater than 90 °C, there is no practical limit on bake time... If I interpret that correctly, then you may keep MSDs in a 40 deg. C oven indefinitely with no adverse conditions. Instead of opting
Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 17 01:39:07 EDT 2009 | grahamcooper22
Hi, it is not necessary to store MSDs in nitrogen to stop them absorbing moisture, just a dry environment. Nitrogen storage is good for storing devices for many years as it reduces the oxidation of the solderable surfaces. Best option for storing MSD
