Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 25 08:42:16 EST 2023 | poly
I'm mostly thinking of a Juki or a Pillarhouse, is the Juki decent? The one I'm looking at is relabelled, isn't actually Juki made.
Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 27 11:44:08 EST 2023 | poly
I'm now looking at Juki / Inertec and Ebso. I can get a used Ubso locally which would be very easy to deal with and they are also the dealer for Inertec / Juki. They will be around the same place but the Ebso will be refurbished and come with some wa
Electronics Forum | Mon Jan 23 12:26:55 EST 2023 | poly
I'm looking at some Pillarhouse and Juki machines used. Does anyone have a strong preference on selective soldering brands? What's the life time on machine? Is buying a 10 year old machine a waste of time? What are you doing for nitrogen? I'm current
Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 24 15:58:04 EST 2023 | proceng1
I have been involved with our Selective Soldering process for 15 years or more. Using ACE Protech machines and now a Juki. Our first ACE machine replaced 4 hand solder operators easily, allowing them to work on other projects. The machine isn't "set
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 25 13:04:47 EST 2023 | proceng1
We have only had our Juki about 6 months, but it seems to be a great machine so far. For nitrogen, we have a couple generators. Minimum purity is Tin/Lead = 99.99% RoHS = 99.995% Of course five-9s is better. I do notice a difference in the LEAD F
Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 08 20:32:19 EST 2000 | Dave F
There are several very good threads from a couple of years ago on selective soldering and solder fountain machines in the SMTnet Archives.
Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 25 07:49:31 EDT 2006 | egrice1@wi.rr.com
Check out ERSA's Ecoselect 350. You can have 2 solder pots in the machine. 1 for SN/PB and 1 for Lead Free. It's a little more than $ than the others, but its a production machine! Not a toy.
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 20 10:06:01 EDT 2012 | kahrpr
Ace Selective solder. I think Juki might have one.
Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 07 14:31:01 EST 2000 | John
My company manufactures a board for a heavy duty automotive application. One of the through hole parts on the board dissipates enough heat that it requires high temp solder. Does anyone know of or have experience with a high quality selective solde
Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 08 15:59:19 EST 2000 | jackofalltrades
We are currently evaluating a "selective soldering machine" from Ersa. We have been using it for about a month or so now and have found it to be very useful on "difficult to wave solder spots", but it is not as fast as a wave soldering machine. It mi
