Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 24 12:18:03 EDT 2001 | Hussman
It's usually up to the board house. They use their lines to make a variety of other customers boards and never want to be locked into using a special mask. I'd task your QC department to catch and return these boards. That usually straightens out
Electronics Forum | Thu Jan 31 17:49:43 EST 2008 | slthomas
The president of my former place of employment used a screw driver for his solder joint quality assessment. I recommend you keep yours calibrated and locked up, just to be safe.
Electronics Forum | Fri Mar 06 15:46:57 EST 2009 | deeclaybrook
Hi We have anew material that is very cost effective for solder pallets called Electro-Lock. You may find out more at http://www.rapidtool.com Kind regards dee claybrook
Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 07 13:36:11 EDT 2020 | rieko
I tried to reply to your response, but the site locked the discussion? You gave the information on the bread pans. I was wondering a teflon bread loaf pan would work for SAC?
Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 23 17:22:39 EDT 2023 | markhoch
I'm curious what you use for PCB Support. Are you using a dedicated support plate or are you using magnetic pins or some type of Grid-Lock system?
Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 23 17:50:40 EST 2005 | adlsmt
I am not aware of any such info so you may not get any replys on this but each of these systems is totally different. There is usually not much overlap of what is the right choice for an application. The solder bath machines with fixtures are for hig
Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 14 21:55:54 EST 2000 | Dave F
There's a boat load of causes for icicles. Favorites are: * Conveyor speed too high * Conveyor angle too high * Contaminated solder
Electronics Forum | Sat Jan 09 12:12:21 EST 1999 | Jim Schultz
I need leads on equipment vendors for selective soldering systems. I have information about ERSA and Seho already. I want to contact Air Vac in particular, but I can't find thier phone number. Thanks for the help
Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 14 15:26:13 EDT 1998 | G. Henning
Gentlemen, Can anyone provide information on selective soldering systems that compete with Ersa's VersaFlow? Does anyone have experience with this machine or other machines of this nature? My company is considering acquiring to increase technical c
Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 25 07:49:31 EDT 2006 | egrice1@wi.rr.com
Check out ERSA's Ecoselect 350. You can have 2 solder pots in the machine. 1 for SN/PB and 1 for Lead Free. It's a little more than $ than the others, but its a production machine! Not a toy.
