Electronics Forum | Sat Dec 21 13:03:52 EST 2002 | V.RAMANAND KINI
Hi to all, All of us are familiar with the conventional way of making PCB...I mean...photo tools/expose/develop/etch/plate etc., These involve lots of chemicals and the work place is toxic. I have a small PCB with just two curves (circuit tracks)and
Electronics Forum | Mon Aug 18 12:02:18 EDT 2003 | russ
It all dependes on the de-paneling method. V-score - .100" is probably to thick for manual seperation. There are machines that I believe can cut through a V-Score up to .125" or greater Breakaway tabs - .100" is getting to the limit when doing t
Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 01 14:02:04 EDT 2019 | atsi
Does anybody know why PCB routers are so (relatively) expensive? I have got quotes on 5 or 6 different standalone routers with the cheapest being a little less than $70K and the most expensive being $110K. This is as much or more than we paid for a
Electronics Forum | Tue Apr 07 17:17:46 EDT 1998 | Steve Gregory
| I was at the Southcon show in Orlando and saw a PCB depanelization machine which was basically a rotary saw which cut through the scoring on the panel. I don't remember the name of the company though so I can't get any info on this. Does anyone k
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 26 16:12:46 EDT 2008 | jlawson
If you have jobs where you can not, there is a company in Japan that makes the best v-groove depanelers called TST, 'guru's in v-groove depanelising'. Their systems can be supplied to reduce stress on cutting to near zero compared to CAB and other lo
Electronics Forum | Mon Jan 04 23:22:33 EST 1999 | Steve Evers
| Does any one have some information on Sony routing machines? Do you know the website, the contact? Thanks. | As in PCB depaneling? The last two Sony integrated lines I saw were using the new patented Die Cutting depaneling technique, not routers.
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 06 03:40:47 EST 1999 | Ken Mok
| | Does any one have some information on Sony routing machines? Do you know the website, the contact? Thanks. | | | As in PCB depaneling? | The last two Sony integrated lines I saw were using the new patented Die Cutting depaneling technique, not r
Electronics Forum | Wed Apr 19 10:23:47 EDT 2006 | George
If you are not OEM I would evaluate a chosen laser machine carefully. If possible, go and run some PCB's yourself at the manufacture's place before you jump into conclusions. If your work orders are small and very different, it might take a while for
Electronics Forum | Sat Jun 14 00:40:26 EDT 2008 | mika
There are several systems on the market. Consider 2D Matrix Barcode, since it will only use a very small area of the pcb. Laser machines for this is among others... /Sincerely
Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 02 18:49:05 EDT 2008 | jlawson
Juki machines generally are great machines for reliablity and maintaining overall accuracy as they have full linear (mag-scales) encoders on XY axis and self calibration features. Laser centering has its pros and cons - mostly pros, but can have iss
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