Electronics Forum | Fri May 15 19:20:47 EDT 2009 | jlawson
if you have a budget for new machine, laser depanelising is pretty good for flex PCB as no physical stress on PCB like mechanical routing, thus fixturing is easier and less prone to moving the flex while cutting. Laser systens can also cut FR4 standa
Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 03 04:04:06 EDT 2017 | soldertraining
Lasers can be used to depanel individual PCBs from panels. In addition, laser depaneling is often used when very tight tolerances are required for PCBs such as when there is very little room in an enclosure that the board is fitting in to. But the ch
Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 20 17:59:41 EDT 2004 | Grayman
Steve, I have also requirements for this machine. I was able to evaluate some of these machines but the result was not ok. It burn the PCB especially if you have 5mm thick PCB. If you can find one that doesn�t burn PCB please let me know as I am als
Electronics Forum | Thu May 11 20:48:14 EDT 2023 | johndep7
I have issues with damaging PCB with depaneling in my company. Mostly mousebite depaneling and some vscore. I have looked into laser depaneling, pneumatic, routers, hand tools but have not found something that I can put full trust in. To understand m
Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 27 11:30:57 EDT 2015 | atekcare
Didn't see if anyone responded to your question offline, but if you are still evaluating laser depanelers, we would like to help? Here are just a few key factors to consider. (1) what material are you cutting? (2) what is the material thickness (3)
Electronics Forum | Wed May 24 16:29:34 EDT 2006 | smt_guru
Yet another example of narrow focus. "What's the best and latest machine out there, and should I use a technology that's been around for decades." Wrong approach there, Chunks! Think outside the box. My firm, Worldtronics Consultancy Services, In
Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 03 09:25:59 EDT 2017 | Rob
Use a router with fiducial correction? in reality if you are putting a PCB in a plastic enclosure then the injection moulding is going to have far greater tolerances than a laser or router depanelised PCB is. Also, if our laser markers are anything
Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 03 17:22:14 EDT 2017 | peng682
yes, bob, usually below 0.8mm
Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 21 09:27:30 EDT 2017 | sumote
For straight line cuts I like the Maestro depanelizer. If you have to make cuts that curve, then a router will work. If you do use a laser you may want to consider putting it in a room with an exhaust fan. Something that can really move some air, not
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 26 08:17:33 EDT 2006 | WAH
As R&D project leader I have worked at FICO on this issue the last years. Maybe you have found the info you are looking for but for laser cutting are more companies involved than the three you found, the experience I have with laser cutting for PCB p
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