Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 03 09:34:43 EST 2016 | oxygensmd
He everyone, We have an Ekra E5 screen printer which is really nice machine I think. Now I'm looking forward a new squeegees set. I don't know the E-series and the X-series can use both squeegees? Are the squeegee holder the same on this two machin
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 15 17:42:02 EST 2021 | kumarb
Did you get this straightened out? If not, reach out to IRV or RUDI - they have been great for the tech support of our Ekra machine. ASYS Group Americas Inc. 140 Satellite Blvd NE, Suite D, Suwanee, GA 30024, USA Tel +1 770 246 9706 Fax
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 04 19:03:18 EDT 2011 | markhoch
It's about time Ron cracked that checkbook. Push him to buy new! There are some excellant deals out there right now. A new printer with just the options that you're looking for will rival the cost of a used printer on the UEM that's fully loaded with
Electronics Forum | Wed May 25 10:51:35 EDT 2022 | oxygensmd
We are using EKRA E5 and X5. Both of them are rock-solid and easy-to-use machines. Software of these EKRAs are really user-friendly. If you make the yearly maintenance and preventive maintenance they will work for years. I know a factory where are ar
Electronics Forum | Tue May 14 22:22:15 EDT 2002 | Harry
When I worked for mpm the asking price to most of the customers for the up3000's(which is now the accuflex) was 276,000.00. Can't help with info on dek or the ekra, hopes this helps.
Electronics Forum | Wed May 15 16:40:21 EDT 2002 | peterson
Speaking of the Ekra. What is the concensus out there about performance and reliability (tech support?) We saw a demo and from the standpoint of big board capacity and ease of programing, it looked pretty good. Anyone actually running the heck out of
Electronics Forum | Tue Dec 03 16:25:14 EST 2002 | jonfox
EKRA E1! When we sold these under Multitroniks, most customers had them setup and ready to go before we arrived on site. (They are very easy to learn and use) I am currently using DEK, but everything we do here is inline.
Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 14 13:40:34 EDT 2006 | Billabong
The EKRA is a fine, fine machine. Big boards are no problem. Simple operation, solid design and support.
Electronics Forum | Tue Aug 04 04:20:36 EDT 2020 | bangir
Hi Chris, It's arround +/- 2MM. There was a gap if running pcb with thickness 1MM. The PCB position below the rail table.
Electronics Forum | Tue Aug 04 22:26:38 EDT 2020 | cbeneat
So 1MM is the board thickness in your program?
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