Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 10 09:41:37 EDT 2014 | bobpan
Can anyone recommend a top notch filter to remove oil from the compressed air lines. The filter will be placed before the machine. We have traps that catch .01 micron oil in the airline but it is still getting through to the machine. Thanks, Bob
Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 10 11:24:27 EDT 2014 | spoiltforchoice
Use an oil free compressor ;). My UK based answer would be: We treat our air at point of use with a desiccant air dryer by Walker Filtration (this unit looks remarkably similar to units by Mark, Beko and others (especially the controller) this dryer
Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 29 19:11:10 EST 2010 | kaz
We (Industrial Electronics Service Depot) have been using a dishwasher with success on dirty/contaminated boards but without BGAs. Now we have a CPU board with couple of BGAs on it and no experience/expertise.. Is the washing it and the compressed
Electronics Forum | Fri Nov 05 13:58:23 EDT 2010 | chartrain
I agree that the tines (webs between apertures) can become damaged on fine pitch stencils from a blast of air. If they get bent, the stencil won't seat and gasket properly allowing bleed out of paste. Of course we all know that the air being blasted
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 21 20:01:14 EST 2003 | MA/NY DDave
Hi This is a good one. Let me take a stab at it. First remind me, why is this air coming in carrying a charge. I think I remember yet it is always fun. Also hopefully it isn't carrying any compressor oils. There are some companys that make other t
Electronics Forum | Thu May 23 18:05:07 EDT 2013 | hhaase
I'm going to be acquiring an older Kirsten Jet machine in the near future, but am having a bit of trouble locating a source for appropriate wave oil / ADL via a domestic US source. Their current recommendation is a product from Strub in Switzerlan
Electronics Forum | Mon Jan 05 14:10:02 EST 2004 | jasper
8 bar, little consupmtion of air. Any compressor will do. No oil. But dry air. Ciao Jasper
Electronics Forum | Sun Oct 18 17:34:40 EDT 2009 | emanuel
The main question is, where is the problem: With the piston, in which case I can use some air oil on the rod or even a small drop in the air tube. OR With the mechanics, specifically the sprocket in which case I am not sure oiling only without prior
Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 20 15:32:12 EST 2012 | lace138
Hi Guys, I recently have moved my 2 smt lines (Assembleon) and need to make sure my compressed air quality does not have any oil and water. The specs in the manual state "water and oil free" compressed air which is very vague. Would anyone know wh
Electronics Forum | Sat Oct 17 18:20:53 EDT 2009 | fulldrawmike
if your pneumatic cylinders are sluggish, try putting a few drops of 10wt air line oil in one and see how it reacts. The seals get dry and just can't move or at least that is what I have seen on equipment that does not use air line oilers.
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