Electronics Forum | Fri Apr 29 08:26:32 EDT 2016 | proceng1
What info on the process would you like to know?
Electronics Forum | Tue Jun 07 12:40:34 EDT 2016 | sumote
Thank you! Very nicely done.
Electronics Forum | Fri Oct 27 14:51:31 EDT 2023 | proceng1
We have a few 1200mm PCBs, and some 600mm as well.
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 20 07:16:03 EDT 2013 | vinitverma
I have customers populating LEDs on flex PCBs (with Aluminum support plates) with sizes up to 1,200mm (say 4ft) even on old Philips/Assembleon Topaz machines. What components are you planning to assemble on your flex PCBs?
Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 08 03:33:35 EST 2016 | a290668789
As I know, some PCB manufacturer can make 1200mm (47") and longer boards now. If you didn't get satisfied answer from here, try ask your PCB or PCBA supplier
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 23 09:26:34 EST 2016 | tombstonesmt
Good to hear! Never dealt with an assembly that large. 24" is the longest we've built. One issue we encountered was bowing due to the vacuum seal being too tight. Bowing caused transfer issues between conveyors and equipment. -TSS
Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 28 17:00:28 EDT 2016 | thejedeye
That is a large board, maybe some supports to help with bow. http://www.nozzleforled.info/ezload-pcb-support-modules.html
Electronics Forum | Thu May 19 15:59:37 EDT 2016 | mmjm_1099
Curiosity is killing me... What printer and pick n place machines are you using?
Electronics Forum | Fri May 20 07:17:42 EDT 2016 | proceng1
A modified Samsung SM482 and a heavily modified tabletop printer.
Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 03 09:27:29 EDT 2016 | sumote
If it will not violate your company rules, or generally get you in trouble. Can you post up a few pictures, or possibly a video?
