Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 13 12:08:57 EST 2000 | Stefan Witte
Apparently the adhesive tape peels off from the joint, which could have some reasons. 1. There should be an overlap of the cover tape, as Cal mentioned. The new cover tape laying over the old by approx. 2mm. I also peel the cover tape a bit off, whi
Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 21 10:40:18 EDT 2005 | PWH
Splicing for us has been a rough go as we haven't really found a tool that works well/fast. We have a few different machines = different feeders. They all react different to a splicing "style". The best so far is a crimp tool that crimps a brass s
Electronics Forum | Sun Feb 09 18:20:24 EST 2020 | richardcargill
Does this only happen with certain feeders or certain components? We have a few regularly used components that experience the same problem ( Philips SMT machinery ) where the cover tape is just too sticky. Experience taught us which components will c
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 27 15:14:53 EST 2020 | SMTA-Alex
This happens with either old tape, the cover tape doesn't stay sealed on the left side, or is the seal is too far to the right, the knife lifts the cover tape. There isn't much you can do in this case. Your choices are: switch the component into an A
Electronics Forum | Thu Dec 12 21:38:02 EST 2019 | peterhuang
Does anyone encounter components sticky problems? I think it should be ESD problem in cover tape.
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 25 13:29:14 EST 2017 | emeto
you can check several things here: 1.Is this original tape or it is tape and reel service? 2. Is the cover tape that sticky, to lift component a little bit(sometimes might get the hole component). 3. Hole too loose, allow it to move too much 4. Fee
Electronics Forum | Sun Dec 22 22:10:07 EST 2019 | peterhuang
Whatever, we process the cover tape to troubleshoot the provlem.
Electronics Forum | Mon May 18 02:23:57 EDT 2020 | peterhuang
We can use cover tape to solve, SMT throwing rate can be reduced to less than 3%.
Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 02 17:19:49 EDT 2006 | flipit
Yes 0402 8X4 embossed feeders exist for Panasonic MSR, Universal GSM, Contact Systems, and Mimot for sure. In the old days of 0402 components, 0402 resistors used to come in 8X4 paper tape but now I think most 0402 resistors and capacitors come in 8
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 27 18:50:48 EST 2006 | darby
G'day Marina, Only YM/CSM seies feeders will fit these machines. Feeders were generally prefixed as Y8, Y12 = mechanical advance 8mm, 12mm. There may be some Y16 in existence but I doubt it. HA12, HA16 = air activated 12mm, 16mm. The HA12 could take
