Electronics Forum | Mon May 08 12:35:06 EDT 2000 | Michael Uganecz
Just a quick easy question. What is the largest image size that you can have in a 29 inch stencil? In other words, how close to the ID of the stencil can the image get? I'm sure I knew this at one time but the memory is not what it used to be! Th
Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 29 11:09:26 EDT 2011 | swag
That is all we have ever used ("Zelflex" by LPKF). They work great. We have 300+ stencils stored in print drawers, probably 3'x3'x5' area. The stencils are also cheaper by more than 1/2 from our supplier. The only stencils we have in permanent fra
Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 01 20:40:49 EDT 2013 | aemery
Quite sure it is one of the follow things. Squeegees are not tall enough (using after market blades); Are you using a stencil adapter? bottom surface of the stencil must be even with the top of the stencil shelves; printhead assy. is modified, faile
Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 15 13:56:18 EDT 2005 | chunks
Here's an easy one. Make a camera that looks up at the board a non-mirror image. You could keep the mirror image toward the stencil since stencils rarely have any legend on em.
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 07 15:04:57 EST 2024 | ttheis
We commonly put two images on a stencil 180 deg apart to save space and reduce cost. We keep the image centered left/right because the machines don't like it when they are offset, but turning them around front to back is no issue.
Electronics Forum | Wed May 04 09:37:08 EDT 2005 | MikeaJ
I would not recommend trying to cram or mix and match multiple images on a stencil. Especially if you are a contract house, and your clients don't understand why sending one board seperate from a panel of four is a pain in the face. However, I have h
Electronics Forum | Thu May 15 15:23:08 EDT 2008 | vms
Hello Casper We have a stencil adapter for that machine, we sell a lot of mpm parts. Also know of another one of them you could get for spare parts. Replacement parts are next to impossible for it. Harry
Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 29 12:07:11 EDT 2011 | kahrpr
These have been around for many years from a variety of manufactures. They work well and save a lot of space and will save some money on the stencils.
Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 30 13:00:14 EDT 2011 | scottp
I've been using a DEK Vectorguard frame for a couple months now and like it a lot. It uses air to clamp/unclamp the foil and both DEK Vectorguard and Alpha Metals Tetrabond foils fit the frame. Just about any decent stencil supplier sells Vectorgua
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 23 09:30:35 EST 1999 | Dan Hughes
Nancy, The mounting hole locations in most standard frames are the universal in both the screen and stencil industry, more over some of the newer machines clamp the frame in place. Most printers are very adjustable this way. If you were using a "qu
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