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 | Wed Nov 24 09:45:54 EST 1999 | Boca
We have been using TA permalex blades for year, they work great! They will even work with you on custom designed blades to fit custom blade holders. If you're having trouble with solder paste sticking to the blades contact the vendor for some solut
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 29 16:17:43 EST 1999 | Curtis T.
Are these blades coated with something like PTFE (teflon)? If so does the coating flake off over time. Incidently I just got a pice quote and they are 4.5X that of our standard MPM nickel plated spring steel, so I wanted to make sure they would last
Electronics Forum | Thu Dec 02 10:32:47 EST 1999 | Boca
Curtis, They have a 'permalex' coating bonded to the metal. We see no signs of flaking. They are pricey but they do work, we had metal blades from the OEM, they were absolute trash (not MPM). We run 16-6 and they last at least 4 to six months in
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 | Thu Aug 17 21:56:05 EDT 2017 | v037022
Dear experience members, Now we are using permelex squeegee blade and we do cleaing it after printing 24 hours. Actually, it took very long time to clean. we need to take out one by one screw and use bemcot paper/ alcohol to clean solder remaining on
Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 13 12:08:22 EDT 2001 | vance
What kind of quality improvements could be expected by implementing MPM's Rheopump instead of using squeegee blades on a stencil printer?
Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 14 16:33:32 EDT 2001 | pr
I have found all the advantages (that others have spoken about) are true. One thing to look at is the quick disconnect system that MPM offers which will reduce changeover times to almost the same as blades. It's well designed and so far, for us, has
Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 29 13:54:43 EDT 2001 | Brian W.
I have had some conversations with MPM about the Rheo pump. They have some data to support the change from an ROI standpoint. One of their customers has seen a dramatic decline in the amount of wasted paste, resulting in a very large cost savings.
Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 13 21:25:48 EDT 2001 | dougk
We've tried the MPM rheo., with excellent results. We saw a decrease in fine-pitch pad coverage rejects from ~20% to bacicially ~0%. Print speeds went from 1-2 in/sec (metal blade) to 4-5 in/sec (rheo.). Could probably go faster. Great throughput. Li
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