Electronics Forum | Fri Mar 09 15:07:48 EST 2007 | Mark
hello, I would consider essemtec machines visit http://www.essemtec.com, thay are extremly flexible and have lot of tracability features. with cleanroom and smt machines this is very tricky. I would separate smt from cleanroom. mark
Electronics Forum | Sun Mar 11 23:12:35 EDT 2007 | fastek
These guys claimed to have level 6 traceability.....and look where that got them. http://www.sinclairc5.com/
Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 12 11:14:51 EDT 2007 | Go Figure
Tempting to not buy one... http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=160091512143
Electronics Forum | Fri Mar 16 15:42:29 EDT 2007 | drt
If you go the Assembleon Route. Do yourself a favor and compare the Yamaha brand machines Specs and prices to see for yourself what value is being brought to the table.
Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 05 00:34:52 EST 2007 | aripa27
Dear all, i want to know what is the highest achieveable CPk value of Panasonic Panasert model NM-2858/NM-2859. Thanks
Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 05 08:50:57 EST 2007 | asoelu
i wonder anyone here has the experience with the stencilquik,www.solder.net.they had done a few ads in the past few days I have visited their site and my feeling is their stuff is quite easy to use.Any advice for me?
Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 05 15:23:08 EST 2007 | Hussman
Yes, they are fairly easy to use. Hardest part is alignment. But with a Mantis magnifier, they are not bad. They really do work! We apply the Stenquik and then squeegee paste on. Very simple, wish I invented it.
Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 05 12:45:51 EST 2007 | Hussman
Syringe is a good plan. You may need to buy some pnuematic guns to push ou the paste thuogh. Instead of melting the paste down, have someone reclaim for you. They pay you for it. Sorry Maint Managers - gave away your secret.
Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 05 12:52:06 EST 2007 | DC
Any one have experience of MyData paste jet printing? I don't ave chance to take a look at Apex but it can reduce the paste, no stencil required and paste volume control by programming.
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 06 09:01:17 EST 2007 | Rob
Yes, looks great - had a play at one of their roadshows. Could turn into an amazing product if they can scale it down enough. However, it's slow and costs more than a large house. More than a screen printer and a huge number of stencils.
