Electronics Forum | Tue Jun 05 15:35:56 EDT 2012 | swag
I know this has been kicked around a lot but I'm asking for fresh opinions. We are close to buying new printers. One options we're considering from MpM is the auto pin placement for board support pins. 80% of what we currently run requires tooling
Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 26 07:40:30 EDT 2012 | highmillr
I had this problem at another plant with the UP 2000....When the machine resets, The left and right side of the conveyor misaligns, causing the conveyor to be tight on the loading end and boards falling out of the unloading end. or vise versa...the t
Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 26 11:18:21 EDT 2012 | swag
You have to loosen the tension on both sides of the drive belt and skip a tooth or two until the cenveyor is parrallel. You'll have to grip the belt tight on one of the drive gears then force the other gear to rotate inside the belt on the other end
Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 08 13:31:50 EDT 2012 | highmillr
Yeah thanks swag, I do that ridiculous routine about every morning....im over it.... so I ordered a new belt..4 weeks lead time by the way from speedline. AND,...I took the tiny belt tensioners on each side and tightened both pretty tight and
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 21 16:38:18 EST 2012 | comatose
We finally can't avoid adding wave solder to our process anymore. For lead-free, medium sized wave I'm leaning towards mid 2000s senju units as the best fit. I've never run their equipment. Opinions? As a point of reference for our general capabilit
Electronics Forum | Fri Aug 03 14:55:26 EDT 2012 | davef
Not the best situation in the world, but you know that. Check with printer equipment suppliers [eg, DEK, MPM, etc] for a product called "Stencil Clean Wipes." Back in the old days, we'd: * Wipe the stencil with a solvent soaked wipe * Put the sten
Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 09 11:42:42 EDT 2012 | cyber_wolf
Actually the correct way to fix this is to carefully remove the belt on the rear of the machine that connects the left and right rail lead screws together. Square the rails then carefully re-install the belt *without turning either of the lead screws
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 21 17:08:16 EST 2012 | cellis
We finally can't avoid adding wave solder to our > process anymore. For lead-free, medium sized wave > I'm leaning towards mid 2000s senju units as the > best fit. I've never run their equipment. > Opinions? > > As a point of reference for our
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 22 10:07:48 EDT 2012 | hussman
We chose the MPM over the DEK. We did real world comparison in our factory with both machines almost side by side last year. MPMs offer a real windows based software that basically takes the operator out of the equation. Besides the basic screen p
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