Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 06 13:18:15 EST 2006 | jgarver1
Motorola had there own Verification system, which required magnets to be installed in the bottom of each feeder.
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 23 20:10:14 EDT 2012 | kahrpr
Are you talking about storing parts in an anti magnetic environment
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 30 13:14:27 EDT 2012 | rway
Exactly what parts in question might have issues with magnetism? Can you be more specific?
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 27 21:18:48 EST 2002 | alanwilson
I have used magnetic supports for some time on our printers and have never had any issue with them. They are in the machine 24/7. The best support would be a solid base screwed in and with vacuum, but if you don't want to drill then use the magnetic
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 30 22:03:40 EDT 2012 | davef
How about this ... If your customer plans to provide the BOM on media that could be affected by magnetic fields, might the customer want to be assured that you have an established process to the protect that media from magnetic fields?
Electronics Forum | Tue Jun 10 23:06:28 EDT 2014 | demzvill
In our assumption also, nozzle is magnetized because the chip termination is made up of alloy so possibilty that when there is excessive contact between two metals there magnetic field produce, so during z up chip is magnetize on the nozzle causing i
Electronics Forum | Tue Dec 16 11:41:26 EST 2008 | fredc
I think fuji and all the after market suppliers use stainless "hypo" tubing for the tips. It is made from 304 stainless which is normally nonmagnetic. In the process of forming this tubing to the hypo specs it is work hardened to 3/4 to full hardness
Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 13 16:52:24 EDT 2007 | jmelson
warning - not all stainless steels are non-magnetic! Quite a few alloys are magnetic, some as highly magnetic as ordinary steel. One quick test is to demagnetize the jaws. If you can find one of the old-style Weller soldering guns with the copper
Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 16 10:57:35 EDT 1999 | Greg Curler
| I need a good chemical to remove the lacquer finish off of magnet wire. I know there are different kinds but I need one that really works. Any suggestions would be great. thanks in advance guys. | Jeff, We use a 725 F Sodium Hydroxide (Caustic So
Electronics Forum | Wed Jul 09 05:06:52 EDT 2014 | bobpan
Are you sure you don't have a door interlock problem? Some of the covers of mirae machines have a physical switch and a magnetic switch that both have to be made for the interlock to be closed. It could be if you have a magnetic switch that the magne
