Electronics Forum | Mon Jan 16 19:24:54 EST 2023 | linux
don't have nozzle data for this nozzle. checked with panasonic no data available
Electronics Forum | Fri Nov 26 05:28:27 EST 2004 | Joe
Hi, Thanks for the info. I have been told that the Panasonic nozzles are diamond tipped and as a consequence are quite costly. Do you know how many placements one of these nozzles would be expected to make? Would the nozzle fail by the tip crackin
Electronics Forum | Fri Nov 26 05:33:41 EST 2004 | gaurav
Hi Joe, Can u tell me which Panasonic machine you are using & which nozzle(SS,SA) you are talking about. Regds Gaurav
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 17 08:20:13 EST 2014 | cbeneat
Try count on tools. They customize some of our Panasonic nozzles.
Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 22 14:37:56 EDT 2004 | fastek
Take a hard look at the capabilities of your people first. If your organization is weak in manufacturing/process engineers I would stay away from Panasonic and focus more on Fuji. They are simpler to operate, program and maintain. Nozzles are cheap a
Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 04 05:50:37 EST 2019 | bane016
It's nice to see that you've solved the problem...panasonic npm w2 is very powerfull machine but asks everything to be perfect and everything is pure to work well...looking for a clean ventilated room without dust..regular maintenance daily, weekly,
Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 14 16:03:08 EST 2018 | cbeneat
Wondering if anyone will have an idea on what we are experiencing with our Panasonic. When the machine goes to change nozzles,it errors out saying "Nozzle exist error(Rack) occurred,(R side)" There is nothing in the nozzle bank, actually replaced ban
Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 10 14:36:53 EST 2023 | klauss
Hi, i've been struggling with register nozzles into Panasonic & NPM machines. I determinate all the nozzle dimensions correctly but while pick and placing some error occurs and it says nozzle diameter error. how can i fix this?
Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 04 16:22:55 EST 2019 | cbeneat
Do you have any experience on CM's? 602/402's in particular.
Electronics Forum | Mon May 16 22:19:33 EDT 2022 | cbeneat
Excellent point!
