Electronics Forum | Mon May 26 08:41:53 EDT 2014 | mun4o
we have 2 maestro 3 and 2 FKN.I think Maestro 3 i s better.
Electronics Forum | Tue Dec 23 10:32:11 EST 2008 | muarty
D.A.T.E. electronic supplies supply spare parts for all Cab Maestro depanelling
Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 03 10:07:59 EDT 2014 | travishemen
We use Maestro machines. They work well.
Electronics Forum | Tue Apr 08 22:55:01 EDT 2014 | padawanlinuxero
Hola Beto Here we use this one CAB MAESTRO 3E it's ok does the job well and both blades can take a beating before need to change them. http://www.cab.de/en/electronics/pcb-separators/maestro-3e/ Saludos Beto
Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 11 05:27:10 EST 2019 | spoiltforchoice
Weirdly, while I had a copy I had never made use of that feature, I used to use it to find locations for manual placement or rework. In fact I wrote my own tool to do BOM Merging, what would be excellent would be if the original creator of SMT-Maestr
Electronics Forum | Wed Jul 14 17:24:07 EDT 2004 | Frank
Thanks Daan, I forgot about SMT Maestro, but it does a little more than I need. I can easily format that CAD file and the BOM file to match whatever the application requires. That's the easy part. I was looking for a simple tool that I would say
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 29 23:24:59 EST 2000 | Doug Clement
We are currently using a Maestro depanelizer for seperating our boards. We do have component failures due to this process. Has anyone ever used a water-cutting machine. If so, what results can you share with me? Thanks, Doug
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 29 23:24:59 EST 2000 | Doug Clement
We are currently using a Maestro depanelizer for seperating our boards. We do have component failures due to this process. Has anyone ever used a water-cutting machine. If so, what results can you share with me? Thanks, Doug
Electronics Forum | Tue May 15 12:14:25 EDT 2001 | brownsj
If the boards are pre-scored, I've used a system called the CAB Maestro which I found to be a very cost effect piece of equipment. www.cabtechn.com Steve.
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 30 10:52:52 EST 2002 | Ted
We use a maestro to cut apart our boards at the score line. Details on this equipment at http://www.cabtechn.com/ We are currently using this in our prototype lab and production facilities, where we cut the scored boards at rates of 100's per hour.
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