Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 24 07:31:13 EDT 2021 | mun4o
Hi all, our company planning to buy a new /third/ smd line.I have choose P&P ,and solder paste printer , but I hesitate about reflow oven.Now we have two smd lines.The first oven is a old ersa hotfow5 - very robust machine. The second reflow oven is
Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 24 15:04:29 EDT 2021 | dwl
A few random thoughts: Nitrogen in reflow is mostly cosmetic, to get shiny joints on lead free. If you are getting good results without nitrogen now, there's no need to add it on your new line. Since power consumption is important, I would get spec
Electronics Forum | Fri Nov 30 17:33:12 EST 2001 | slthomas
After saying for years that we'd never do two-sided assembly, the powers that be are not only saying we will, but they're threatening to throw an out of house design at us...no frame (it's a PCI card with a couple of dinky breakaway tabs), no tooling
Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 14 21:31:33 EDT 2020 | dwl
Does the flickering go away once the oven reaches its set temperature? It will draw a lot more current while its warming up then when its running. Are your lights running on one leg of the same 415 VAC circuit? Reflow ovens are mostly resistive loa
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