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 | Thu Nov 06 13:34:30 EST 2003 | moncav
Hi John, Please check out http://www.grid-lok.com This is an automatic and compliant tooling system that may eliminate your need for custom tooling. Grid-lok has a rep in your region. Good luck, Charlie
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 29 09:11:06 EDT 2007 | charlie
What are you doing for bottomside tooling? Take a look at Grid-lok Automatic tooling --- sets instantly. This will cut some time. charlie
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 Mar 27 08:07:42 EST 2002 | caldon
Ovation Products (devision of Airline Hydraulics) makes a fixture just for Screen printing and PNP machines. This product is called grid lock. It's tooling that is air actuated and conforms to the bottom side of your PCB with gentle (gentle enough no
Electronics Forum | Tue May 22 10:49:34 EDT 2012 | cyber_wolf
Grid-lok or Quick-Tool work extremely well. There's no putting stuff together. You drop them in and go. Problem with templates is that you need to update them with rev changes. If you run hundreds of jobs this can become a nightmare.
Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 10 21:28:31 EST 2004 | Ken
Yep, just finished a 30 day eval. Way cool stuff. Spendy though. The Gel did not solve all scenarios encountered. But, is a fantastic alternative to rigid tooling. I have many Grid Lok systems. There are pro's and cons to both systems. Overall,
Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 19 09:34:08 EDT 2001 | jschake
Both FormFlex and Grid-lok tooling systems are marketed as compliant tooling systems. Both are able to conform to the variations of the topography on the bottomside of a substrate to provide full support during printing of 2nd side assembly. The ba
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 29 10:40:37 EST 2020 | tamasmagyar
Hi there, I used Grid-Lok and some other PCB support from Quik-Tool (don't ask me model :) ), which is pretty similar to Grid-Lok, in Viscom machines. We also had jigs for high volume products similar to those you would use for PCB routing, but with
Electronics Forum | Tue Aug 16 19:19:55 EDT 2011 | rsikora
I had a look at the Ekra printer at a local industry show last year. It seems to be a solid machine. Their current customers that I visited were extremely satisfied w/ the machine and with Ekra's technical support (Location = In the USA). The pcb
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