Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 16 15:23:59 EDT 2008 | bwelch
Does anyone one have any recommendations on type of table top to use for "tabletop" AOI machines. Someone suggested to me of using slate table tops or heavy duty suface tops. Does anyone have any ideas?
Electronics Forum | Fri Mar 03 11:37:15 EST 2006 | Joe S.
I agree! We have a 2000 and 1000 table top.
Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 25 15:27:17 EST 2005 | TM
Does anyone have any experience with a table top AOI? If so, how would you rate vs other options? Thanks
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 07 17:40:25 EDT 2010 | jamyboy
Wondering who has the best Table Top AOI system these days? Looking for something that does it all SMT,THT,Solder joints.....whole 9 yards...Thank you.
Electronics Forum | Fri Mar 04 07:40:49 EST 2011 | tony_d
Mike, Do yourself a favor and check out MIRTEC. As far as I am concerned, they have the best damn table top AOI on the market. There is so much information in this forum to support this claim. Just my two cents... Tony_D
Electronics Forum | Sun May 12 09:17:48 EDT 2002 | Thomas Hodge
First of all are you looking for a inline or a table top unit. We paid 50k for a Testronics unit and it does ok but I feel like others and that is if you have the inspection & controls in place you should be able to build quality boards by controlli
Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 17 10:39:19 EDT 2008 | daxman
Hey Bwelch, We use the Marantz Nspec 22x (similar to the DL-14) table top AOI here and it's great. No need to bolt it down or attach it to a heavy table; the g-forces are extremely minimal and the machine still operates quickly. 1 guy can pick up t
Electronics Forum | Sat Feb 12 10:15:40 EST 2000 | Rick Thompson
I have to agree with Michael's comments. We've been evaluating systems for a month or so. There's a pretty wide range depending on what you're looking for. I'd say the first thing needed is to define your expectations. Are you looking for solder in
Electronics Forum | Sat Apr 21 15:03:23 EDT 2012 | lakritzstange
Hi all, we have a Mirtec table top system MV-7. We are trying to use the ocr function to "read" the letters on the IC/resistors and so on. But the results are really bad. From other company using other machine i know that ocr is working fine. Ha
Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 26 14:20:41 EDT 2005 | TPM
Brian, We have the Mirtec Table Top. It is very good at detecting the component and orientation. It is however only as good as we program it to be. We have seen some limitations in respect to solder connections. I have not found it to be 100% re
