Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 24 12:27:21 EST 2007 | Tyrone Jamal Washington
This option sounds like it defeats the purpose of Grid-lok.
Electronics Forum | Sun Jan 05 10:00:08 EST 2020 | davef
I don't believe that there is a Grid-Lok stencil printer. Grid-Lok is a board support add-on product for placement and printer machines developed by Ovation Products [ Bethlehem, PA, USA, 1-855-GRID-LOK or +1-484-893-1028, info@grid-lok.com ovation-p
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 24 08:12:21 EST 2007 | Hussman
Turn off Grid-Lok, turn off side clamps. Use hand inserted tooling (yeah, you may have to do some thinking here)for support. If you have vacuum, turn it on. People still use Grid-Lok?
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 24 13:25:26 EST 2007 | pr
Grid-lok only supports the board, so why would what I suggested defeat the purpose of the grid-lok? You still falling down when you mark your golf ball, Tyrone?????
Electronics Forum | Sat Jan 04 14:11:55 EST 2020 | John
Hi, I am asked to review a screen printer to buy, and someone told me GridLok screen printer. Can anyone advise me what benefits GridLok offer? And which models from which suppliers are recommendable? Any advice will be appreciated. John
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 28 11:15:20 EST 2006 | billyd
In my last life we had pretty good luck with the Grid-lok system. Just not very good for extremely large boards, or very thin ones. (Tends to push thin ones up and bend them before the table rises. **On DEK printers, mind you) Form-flex was a nightma
Electronics Forum | Mon Jan 06 16:58:45 EST 2020 | cbeneat
I would recommend quik-tool. Jim Bernhard essentally the inventor of Grid lok left when they went to DEK. Started quik-tool, we use grid-lok in our printers, quik-tool in our Panasonic P&P instead of support pins. Like quik-tool alot more. JBernhard@
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 28 14:49:48 EST 2006 | vdizzle
Yep Grid-Lok sucks for thin boards. We have it set up in 4 Dek Horizon 01s. Grid-Lok is actually strong enough to snap really thin boards. Other than that, the system has been great, especially if you have to do 10-12 changeovers per line per shif
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 28 16:45:23 EST 2006 | charlie
Why don't you try it for yourself. It won't cost you anything in most cases. Anyone with a negative impression about the product may want to contact Grid-lok (support@grid-lok.com or sales@grid-lok.com) for applications or tech support to be sure th
Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 23 15:20:59 EST 2007 | stepheniii
On the Ekra those are called top clamps AKA finger slicers. With the Ekra side clamping means there is nothing on the top of the board. Does your printer have true side only clamping? Or do you need the top finger slicers for the grid-lok to work r
