Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 18 13:21:22 EDT 2010 | baildl632
Stephen, Yes, stencils for individual components. I have located a few laser engraving business that make the stencils custom.I have contacted CircuitMedic to see if they make the stencils custom or not. thanks for your advise. I appreciate it.
Electronics Forum | Mon May 16 11:10:26 EDT 2005 | wizy
I look also for new job in SMT area. Machines what i know: MPM APHie paste printer Simens lines (S23, F5, HS60 etc.) Panasert lines (MV II F, MPA-V, MPA G1, HDP) Omniflow reflow soldering Macrotron and Baasel laser engraver PDT3000 PROM programer
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 05 14:29:14 EST 2010 | kaz
the board in question is from Foba Laser Engraver, it's a surface contamination coming from.. everywhere, a lot of moving parts that are lubricated. I'm now studding chemicals that we may use for our kind of rework & cleaning. We may think of modifyi
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 23 09:48:15 EDT 2014 | rgduval
We tried various products years ago to no avail. As you noted, labels either survived reflow or wash, but, rarely, both. We had one that was made out of kapton, and no more than .125" wide that survived more than the others...but, I don't recall an
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 23 21:33:22 EST 2021 | stephendo
We haven't laser engraved PCBs but we have had 2D barcodes silk screened on. When I saw them I thought that they would not work because the white squares were blobs but they did work. With the Datamatrix format only the centre of each little square
Electronics Forum | Sat Jan 14 11:22:04 EST 2023 | proy
Hello - I have seen this work effectively with a diode laser. I recently purchased a CO2 laser which I am certain would work. 10-20w diode lasers (used for marking and engraving) would likely work. The resist burns away, but the copper then dissipate
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 24 21:56:57 EST 2024 | fortunetech
You could also try something like a Radian desktop fiber laser as a smaller, low cost alternative to accurately and permanently engrave each stencil frame!
Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 14 09:32:15 EDT 2004 | gregp
Perhaps your stencil supplier could laser mark the number on the stencil. This only helps from here on. How about engraving the numbers on the stencils you already have? Engravers are pretty inexpensive and shouldn't damage the stencils.
Electronics Forum | Sun Mar 07 13:10:15 EST 1999 | Sam Sangani
| Has anyone used the mechanical stencil foil tensioning system from certain company that eliminates using stencil frames and epoxy & mesh? Any comments on whether it's worth looking into? We go through product revisions like we go through clean so
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