Electronics Forum | Thu May 03 19:03:23 EDT 2007 | ruedae123
Has anyone been using low humidity dry cabinets for storing moisture sensitive devices? Any suggestion on the right equipment vendor? Thank you.
Electronics Forum | Fri May 04 18:49:31 EDT 2007 | darby
We use Super Dry. The oldest ones are about 5 years old and we haven't had a problem.
Electronics Forum | Mon May 07 15:54:22 EDT 2007 | joeherz
If you're looking for something for less than $5-10k, you should consider setting up a point-of-use air drying system. If you can supply fairly dry air from a house system to the point of use dryer, you can acheive humidty levels below 2% easily. W
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 02 06:58:07 EST 2011 | mikeyjryan
Hello, The company I work for are located in the North of Spain and the humidity levels in the factory range from 10 to 60 %RH. We have concerns about the low humidity effects on our ESD controls and want to invest in a system to keep the humidity a
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 04 15:58:55 EST 2011 | pjc
Yes, one to consider is Draabe in Germany: http://www.draabe.com/draabe/en/home.html
Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 07 10:59:55 EST 2001 | paulburt
Hello all, I have been tasked with bringing my company up to spec with J-STD-033, yes lucky me! My question is this: While I was searching the Web for suitable suppliers of dry cabinets I came across a company advertising a humidity control system f
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 12 17:14:53 EST 2001 | dason_c
We have under evaluation one of the dry cabinet and it can drop down the humidity to 10% within 20 minutes from room. You can check this web site, http://www.cabiusa.com Dason.
Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 12 00:56:20 EDT 2007 | Jani
Our SMT production and storage area is air-conditioned, constant temperature is maintained but the humidity is not controlled , the raw SMT material is stored in a "Drier" cabinet, but since we assemble hybrid SMT and thru-hole PCB assemblies, the SM
Electronics Forum | Mon Aug 14 08:37:15 EDT 2000 | Bill
You can get nitrogen storage cabinets for low humidity applications from Aerofeed Inc. in Chalfont, PA. See some of their models at www.bita.se. Bill
Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 07 12:57:54 EST 2001 | jonathan
Paul, You might check out the "McDry" line of humidity control devices. They are marketed through SEIKA Machinery, Inc. Give Hiro a call @ (310) 540-7310 Ext. 125 He has been a real good resorce for SMT solutions. Jonathan
