Electronics Forum | Sun Feb 13 20:12:53 EST 2000 | K. S. PARK
Hello . i am reviewing the s/p dek (dek 265 infinite) ,mpm (up3000). all user say the machines are good. but to me rheopump versus proflow. which one is better. someone out there using these head advise me. bad or good thing whatever it is
Electronics Forum | Thu Jan 11 14:24:43 EST 2001 | Kris W
Hello all! I am writing this because my memory is failing (the organic memory). In a previous lifetime I remember seeing a brochure accompanied by a CD advertising a screen printer head similar to the Proflow and Rheometric pump, but made by a diff
Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 24 09:35:56 EDT 2000 | Wister
Our important customer demanded us to use 12mil thick stencil,it is too difficult to release solder paste from stencil.it is not helpful even I ask stencil supplier polished the openings.The flux content is 10%. I want to ask if the polyurethane sque
Electronics Forum | Fri Aug 18 13:38:09 EDT 2000 | James
I've heard there might be some problems when using an enclosed print head with water soluble paste. It dries out and compacts in the head. Just the opposite of what is claimed I know, but I hear it is wonderful when using no clean paste. Can anyon
Electronics Forum | Tue Dec 21 17:11:18 EST 1999 | Pascal G
Hello guys , we just started first trials on PTH connectors mounted in SMD. Our first results show big deviation of solder filing in the hole and also a dramatic decreasing of mounting spped on pick & place equipement. 1 - Did someone uses proflow
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 23 03:44:51 EST 1999 | K
| Can anybody give me the Pros and Cons of of using Cartridges over jars and/or vice-versa. Also, if using cartridges, what is the best way to keep the paste from seperating, short of buying a mixer that cost over $5000.00 | Thanks, | Bill | Inter
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 26 09:00:28 EST 2003 | swagner
I work for a company that uses both print heads, from all of the testing i've seen and participated in both seem to work well when you have a compatible paste. Focus more on the features you want on the printer, applications support and focus primar
Electronics Forum | Fri Mar 28 21:31:03 EST 2003 | MA/NY DDave
Hi Have you noticed with 3D scan technology a flatter and more filled top with the Rheometric when printing the smallest of aperatures. The Applications guys from the 3D companies told me they did see flatter tops. Granted this has to come also with
Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 03 10:33:53 EST 2003 | pjc
There was a preview (not released for sale) of the next-generation MPM Rheo Pump at the Cookson Electronics booth at APEX. Its pretty much a complete re-design. Major improvement in performance, maintenance and material conservation. Contact your loc
Electronics Forum | Tue Apr 20 13:22:28 EDT 2004 | Kary Voegele
Transistion Automation makes a great squeegee blade. I have found that it is superior to the standard steel/titanium blades generally used in production. It is made from gun barrel blue steel. It is more expensive than standrd squeegee blades, but i
