Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 21 12:15:44 EDT 2012 | eps
We are looking for an English version eprom ( XP116 V1.07 )of a Dek 260 screen printer can anyone help
Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 24 16:33:45 EDT 2015 | cnotebaert
You should be fine! best practice for a situation like this would be to run a solder sample, either flux it and run through wave, or screen print, don't place parts and run through reflow. look for proper wetting characteristics if you see de-wetting
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 02 16:09:51 EST 2004 | Stefan
Hallo question to people who had experience with two screen printers: MPM new one Microflex and DEK 248. Which in your opinion is better for fine pitch application and meintance. Second qiestion does anyone knows something about KISTech screen print
Electronics Forum | Fri Apr 10 13:55:04 EDT 2015 | mbartel
Juki GL-1.... Any thoughts? I'm New to the industry and I'm trying to buy a new screen printer. I have two in mind, DEK and Juki.
Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 13 14:04:49 EDT 2015 | capse
Juki GL-1.... Any thoughts? I'm New to the > industry and I'm trying to buy a new screen > printer. I have two in mind, DEK and Juki. Up front qualifier, I'm the EKRA Rep for the southeastern US. I have been involved with stencil printers for abo
Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 20 05:21:36 EDT 2015 | eniac
Look at the SJ Inno Tech equipment. Great machines with in-built 2D or 3D SPI. I have 5 printers under my control, first machine was installed in June 2008 - and I haven't any headache with it.
Electronics Forum | Tue Apr 21 02:28:54 EDT 2015 | dinhhuunam
Juki GL-1.... Any thoughts? I'm New to the > industry and I'm trying to buy a new screen > printer. I have two in mind, DEK and Juki. Hi Sir, I'll advise you the SJ INNOTECH Vision Screen printer Best Solution & Service for You Model HP-520S Hi
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 04 08:49:12 EST 2004 | ianlg
Hi Kistech is a UK based company. The MD is a David Wheatley who was one of the founders of SMTech Ltd who designed and manufactured the 100MV prior to the company being purchased by MPM. The microflex is a re-engineerd version of this machine. The
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 02 17:26:24 EST 2004 | pjc
I worked on MicroFlex. All axis move via electric motor drive. Carraige reapatability is +/- 0.0005" (12 micron). Cameras position more easily on linear bearings than the swivel type. The alignment accuracy and repeatability easily supports sub-20mil
