Electronics Forum | Fri Oct 12 16:35:42 EDT 2007 | wayne123
Thanks, I will give it a look. This stuff we are using now is nasty. I appreciate your help.
Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 16 11:32:48 EDT 2007 | cyber_wolf
FYI: This seems to be worse depending on the oven....I think it may have to do with the way the machine exhaust. I have used the Fuchs on our Omniflow and on our XPM's.(Pb Free profiles) The Omniflow stinks the whole shop up....the Vitronics do not s
Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 17 09:07:11 EDT 2007 | floydf
We use Biral B10-30. It smokes and smells the first time the oven heats up after oiling the chain. What we do is open up the windows and turn on a floor fan so the smoke blows out.
Electronics Forum | Sat Oct 13 08:06:17 EDT 2007 | davef
We use the following from "Biral USA" [BiRAL USA Special Lubricants; 218 N Main St, PO Box 878, McLean, TX 79057; 806-779-2543 BiralUSA@aol.com http://www.BiralUSA.com Ben and Mindy Reeves] [BiRAL Lubricants Norway A/S; PoBox 35, N-1300 Sandvika, Nor
Electronics Forum | Fri Oct 12 15:31:28 EDT 2007 | wayne123
I am needing to know if anybody uses a Reflow oven Chain oil that doesn't create a horrible smell. Whenever we put this oil on it burns off and smells like I am stuck at a stop light behind a car with bad rings. I have looked at several oils that adv
Electronics Forum | Fri Oct 12 16:29:21 EDT 2007 | dyoungquist
When we bought our Heller reflow oven, the installation technician recommended using Oberon chain lube part # 680784(0) when we needed to purchase more oil for our chain. I just went to the oberonlube.com website and could not find that part number.
Electronics Forum | Wed May 20 14:03:53 EDT 2020 | dwl
Buy a dryer to go with your compressor. Compressed air traps a lot of water and you don't want that in your air lines on your P&P machines. Additionally, make sure you keep up with all the preventative maintenance and change out the filters as requir
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 09 10:13:37 EST 2017 | swag
Agreed. We machine all our pallets in coolant. No dust but a big mess still results in the bottom of the CNC. You'll burn through a thousand cutters if you try it on a router table. Just doesn't seem feasible. You'd have to take like 0.020" dept
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