Electronics Forum | Wed May 30 21:00:53 EDT 2001 | davef
I'll pass on the "eternally grateful" stuff. A frosty at Jimbo's will do just fine. Go to the sites of the manufacturers of your equipment. Many have on-line manuals. Generally, access to these documents is limited, as you'd expect, to registered
Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 04 15:01:18 EDT 2010 | lfaustini
Hello, I am the owner of a Zevatech FS-710 that I now want to put into production. I bough the unit at auction, and it had no documentation whatsoever. If anyone out there can e-mail me any .pdf's or anything for me to even begin to get familiar w
Electronics Forum | Fri May 06 10:46:16 EDT 2011 | gregcr
On an unrelated issue/comment. I am founder/owner of a CM for 15 years, and the term "stuffing" always makes me cringe. The level of technology and investment that it takes to produce quality product, and stay ahead of the technology curve is consi
Electronics Forum | Fri Aug 07 14:55:41 EDT 2020 | glasscake
Also yes I know about Mirtec's second owner program but it is not an option considering the cost of that is almost as much as it cost to buy the machine. Does anyone have like a developer manual that gives in depth explanation of the functions/tools
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 21 16:38:58 EST 2002 | Fuji Spares
Does the machine come with manuals, training? - do you get a feeder setup jig with the sale, is there any spares to go with it, do you have any contacts for spares, what sort of maintenance is required - how often etc. did the previous owner do the m
Electronics Forum | Mon Jun 04 16:53:39 EDT 2012 | comatose
I have a sales guy coming out to demo a ScanSpection (AOI Systems?) machine. From a little searching these seem to either change names in different territories or pass through different owners. I gather this isn't the "real" YesTech. Price is right,
Electronics Forum | Mon Jan 19 16:27:32 EST 2015 | heath
I was wondering if there are any Austin American Nanojet owners out there who would be willing to share their experiences. We purchased one on the recommendation of someone in the industry, but our experiences is quite different from the "Set it and
Electronics Forum | Fri Dec 21 10:54:17 EST 2007 | isd_jwendell
All or nothing You do not need to purchase everything all at once. You can start with the manual stencil printer and oven, which are the lower cost items and easiest to maintain. Placing parts by hand will be very time consuming, but you can do a fe
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 05 14:00:35 EST 2008 | danlewis
Tony SMT, Have you looked into alternative services? I haven't performed a cost analysis lately, but with the equipment costs, tape & reel costs, cover tape handling issues, manual steps involved from someone who doesn't perform the task on a regula
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 15 10:37:19 EST 2012 | caerleon
The only way you will be able to measure it is to count the reel before you put it on the machine, count them when they come off and deduct the amount expected to be placed. you will then have the result of attrition on the machine. or.. Pick the p
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