Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 22 14:02:21 EDT 2020 | makersan
http://www.ltc.de/variogrid.html https://www.quik-tool.com/product.htm (they already said) http://www.crostu.com/products/rubber-supporter.html I haven't bought and used it yet. Would you share your experiences if you use any of them.
Electronics Forum | Tue Aug 16 19:19:55 EDT 2011 | rsikora
I had a look at the Ekra printer at a local industry show last year. It seems to be a solid machine. Their current customers that I visited were extremely satisfied w/ the machine and with Ekra's technical support (Location = In the USA). The pcb
Electronics Forum | Tue Jun 05 21:07:23 EDT 2012 | dekhead
My personal preference is for manual set-up on the conformal tooling and have not seen an issue with bad support due to parts positioning variation... but if this becomes a legitimate issue, you can run in auto mode to reconform for each board (I lik
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 29 10:40:37 EST 2020 | tamasmagyar
Hi there, I used Grid-Lok and some other PCB support from Quik-Tool (don't ask me model :) ), which is pretty similar to Grid-Lok, in Viscom machines. We also had jigs for high volume products similar to those you would use for PCB routing, but with
Electronics Forum | Fri May 15 10:12:21 EDT 2015 | capse
I'm the Rep for Vitronics Soltec and ASYS EKRA in the southeastern US. I suggest you take a look at Vitronics ovens. The AutoSet feature makes new profile development as easy as possible without buying a third party accessory, The new EKRA user inter
Electronics Forum | Thu Nov 05 23:24:56 EST 2020 | neosroger
I would like to request your expertise on which pasta printer to purchase: MPM Momentum + EKRA XPRT 3 Both of them are refurbished/ reaconditoned. The MPM includes several perpetual Software licenses but it is almost double the price of the EKRA
