Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 23 05:44:28 EST 2009 | 15009
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Electronics Forum | Mon Dec 21 10:20:47 EST 2009 | zanolli
We are looking to purchase a table top batch oven, with nitrogen, for prototype work on various PCB assy's - some with BGA's. The intent is to simulate a multi-zone production oven profile - and we kow that an exact simulation is not possible - just
Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 02 05:09:18 EST 1998 | Jacqueline Coia
Hi, I'm looking for a small batch convection oven that will replace the dryer section of a batch ultrasonic cleaning machine to dry off excessive water from washed PCB's, any suggestions for particular suppliers, will be appreciated. Jack
Electronics Forum | Fri Dec 04 17:17:18 EST 1998 | EFData
We have a Heller 942 that is completely operational but not being used; we would be happy to entertain any offers if this did, in fact, meet your requirements. | Hi, | I'm looking for a small batch convection oven that will replace the dryer section
Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 02 09:28:24 EST 1998 | Dave F
| Hi, | I'm looking for a small batch convection oven that will replace the dryer section of a batch ultrasonic cleaning machine to dry off excessive water from washed PCB's, | any suggestions for particular suppliers, will be appreciated. | Jack |
Electronics Forum | Mon Dec 17 06:48:05 EST 2007 | andy1975
Hi all Just found this forum and spent the last three hours reading your posts! I'm considering investing in a budget smt production line, and this is why: The company I work for manufacture very very small batches of boards, four a month for one p
Electronics Forum | Thu Dec 20 23:56:35 EST 2007 | isd_jwendell
I run a prototype/small-run shop, so I'll include some recommendations too: 1) Don't buy a machine for just what you are doing today. Once you get into this field you will find demand to do more. 2) Don't scrimp on the stencil & machine. You will spe
Electronics Forum | Mon Dec 17 08:58:21 EST 2007 | Frank
You can spend a couple grand on a manual screen printer, or do what I did back in the day: place the board on the work bench and lay the stencil on the board. If you can hold it steady enough you can use a putty knife to apply your paste. For the s
Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 29 13:01:52 EST 2008 | severs
Looking for recommendations on a small bench-top batch oven for reflowing simple one sided boards. Does anyone have any experience or recommendations? I'd consider used over the Asian imports to save money,... as long as it's the right oven .
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 01 17:36:35 EST 2008 | severs
Thanks John, You built smart batch I/R oven from a consumer toaster oven and that sounds pretty cool and cheap too. I'm hoping that we don't have to resort to all of that to get what we need... although I have been toying around with the idea of buil
