Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 23 13:37:11 EDT 2000 | Sarry
Does anybody have problem with 8 mm paper component reels?. when feeder indexs component, the tape is not separated form the components completely. soemtimes it takes up the paper from the tape.( I believe it is because of tape has sticky material ).
Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 12 04:19:19 EDT 2010 | jepoy18
Hi All, Good day, Is there a Paper type packaging for LED 1608. Our available feeder in our production is for paper type but we are using emboss type reel packaging... thanks and regards.. Jeff
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 24 09:32:40 EDT 2000 | Stefan Witte
If this is a problem you see with all your paper tape, you may want to talk with your machine vendor. Sometimes a sharper blade in the feeder,which peels off the cover tape, helps to keep the carrier tape together.
Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 25 14:20:52 EDT 2005 | james
Does anyone else encounter problems using feeders to handle caps that are reeled up with paper tape. We are having alot of problems with vendors that are now using the thicker type (like cardboard) to use to reel up caps. Our feeders either run too
Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 25 14:51:49 EDT 2005 | bobpan
5v or 12v feeders.....and are you sure the parts fit through the feeders and are not getting jammed. On some of the old feeders you had to remove the springs and other parts to make the tall caps work.... chow
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 27 13:22:39 EDT 2005 | russ
Thanks for the spec Greg, For us it is the stiffness.
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 27 14:17:49 EDT 2005 | james
I agree the stiffness is definately the problem.
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 27 09:07:50 EDT 2005 | russ
Is anyone aware of the spec for tape if any?
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 27 08:46:58 EDT 2005 | james
Yes I would have to agree Kemet is the worse. I believe our feeders are just not strong enough to handle the thickness of the tape. It seems to need alot of force to move and to roll the tape through.
Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 26 11:02:17 EDT 2005 | Rob
I wouldn't say we've escaped either - Fuji blade wear is heavily up at the moment.
