Electronics Forum | Thu Dec 08 16:44:18 EST 2005 | eeltec
I am looking for Metal Squeegee blades, 15 7/8" long, angled, for a deHart stencil printer model EL-20. Can you recomend me a good and unexpensive supplier? Thanks Greg
Electronics Forum | Mon Dec 12 00:52:24 EST 2005 | cindyleng
Dear Greg, We can manufactured various of Metal squeegee blades, pls give me email address, i'll send the picture to you. Tks and B.Rds Cindy Leng HWATALI TECHNOLOGY (HK) CO TEL: 86-755-83016463 FAX: 86-755-83016648 Email: hwatali88@yahoo.com.cn
Electronics Forum | Sat Dec 10 08:02:18 EST 2005 | davef
Consider: * Your machine supplier * Transition Automation http://www.transitionautomation.com * A couple of years ago, Darby I think, talked here on SMTnet about using a stainless steel blade that he had made. Basically, he provided his stencil fab
Electronics Forum | Sun Dec 11 22:21:26 EST 2005 | darby
That's correct Dave, have been for over 11years. We are still using them on all lines. For the cost of a 460mm s/s shim at 0.010" thickness you get six blades. Darby.
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 15 19:08:47 EST 2004 | grayman
For fine pitch components we would suggest slow movement of metal squeegee. The effect of angle is minimal. You may check squeegees from Transition Automation they can help you with the holder and the best squeegee. I do not have the web site, Arman
Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 30 11:01:32 EST 2006 | nodlac
David- We found success with Permalex blades from Transition Automation. http://www.transitionautomation.com/squeegee.html Not that this solves yer problem....
Electronics Forum | Thu Dec 08 18:52:17 EST 2005 | valuems
Hello Greg I believe a you can get them from JNJ, not sure of the phone number. Try a web site and I know that they have a 1-800 number, so 800 information would find them. Harry
Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 23 20:21:44 EST 1999 | Curtis T.
Does any one have any experience with the transition automation permalex squeegee blade (I called them and they couldn't tell me much), or any blade other than the typical nickle coated spring steel. Part of our production has been moved (by our cus
Electronics Forum | Fri Nov 12 11:07:08 EST 2004 | valuems
Hello Terry We have found that the best angle for metal blades is 37 to 45 degrees. Metal blades won't enter the stencil opening, rubber does. Metal blades are with out question the best way to print. If you go over 45 degress the blades will leav
Electronics Forum | Fri Oct 27 09:07:33 EDT 2006 | kingfish
I have an AP25 HiE, first time using metal blades. I have found that the paste is not releasing from the metal blades whether it is fresh or old. It is intermittent at times. Any suggestions? David
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