Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 17 23:53:32 EDT 2020 | ledut
htlebkdn@gmail.com, thanks, and i know i have no responsbility to program, but i want to learn about programming, and one day i think i can find a job that program smt machine, thank
Electronics Forum | Fri Oct 13 19:01:46 EDT 2023 | crystalw4280
I have an old Juki 2060 The electors were replaced on some heads that were disabled. Now we are showing some of the same errors with those heads. Does anyone have any suggestions for possible cause that would make this happen again. Another warning
Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 24 19:09:12 EDT 2023 | sarason
Possibly blocked air lines did you check air pressure? Also drivers on the relevant boards. or simply damage in the flexible wiring harness( a nightmare) sarason
Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 27 00:36:14 EDT 2002 | Dreamsniper
We've done the same....Juki 2000 series versus Yamaha / Assembleon XT series....we found out that Juki is far better, more efficient, and easy to maintain...we bought 2020 last year and found that we made the right decision... Juki is the Best !!!
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 03 16:45:37 EST 2007 | Steve
Hi Sue! I've worked with Fuji, Assembleon, Amistar, Mydata, and Juki over my 20-years in the industry...working with Fuji now, and I will agree that Juki machines are simplest to program, operate, and maintain. Support has always been good...I wish
Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 12 11:29:45 EDT 2002 | saiwong
We are evaluating new placement equipment from > both Assembleon/Philips and Zevatech/Juki. I > would like to get comments, both pros and cons, > on anyone's experience with these > machines. > > Thanks in advance! Jon Juki is the best.
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 03 14:34:43 EST 2007 | buckeyefan
I would have to agree with Pete. I have worked with Panasonic, Create, Mydata and Juki. Juki has been the easiest to work with. They actually installed and had the machines running production within a day.
Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 05 10:54:41 EST 2007 | fastek
Well this sure turned into a Juki lovefest. When do the Quad fanatics start coming out?
Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 20 08:59:57 EDT 2002 | John Burris
I agree with some of the earier postings about checking other mfgs. Assembleon and Juki are really two different price point companies. Assembleon is more in line with the Panasonics and Siemens of the world, Juki and Samsung might be a better focus
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 03 15:15:43 EST 2007 | John S.
I've worked with Juki and Panasonic/Create. Both have been good machines, but we've found Juki to be superior in cost, performance, and service. Our 750's are 8 years old and still run great. We've just gotten a 2060R this last year, and we've rea
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