Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 25 22:32:39 EST 2009 | exsydeco
the company name is similar to my screen name. you will be smart enough to notice it, it is in forli, italy. machines that i service is Yamaha/Philips. He sells feeders too, but junk feeders that he take for free (thats what he said) from customers
Electronics Forum | Mon May 18 06:33:10 EDT 1998 | Odyssey
I am interested to buy some Yamaha feeders! 8mm, 16mm and 24mm for Hyper series YM-84II. Can You help? | The thread on GSM's inspired this: We have a tough time making the trade-off on GSM's work. The next option we like is the Philips (Yamaha) Em
Electronics Forum | Fri Oct 28 19:08:03 EDT 2005 | Cmiller
There was a great list on here a year or so ago with all the Philips and Yamaha #'s and what they meant so do a search on it. The VZ had programmable placement height I recall. If your in the US I know a CM that I think still has one in good shape wi
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 01 17:34:03 EST 2007 | darby
Before you go any further - what do you want to do with this machine? Search the archives for Yamaha Philips cross reference and there is a bit of info there on what they are capable of. Forget about 0402 and they will only do 0603 capacitors with an
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 02 14:27:28 EDT 2007 | slthomas
We're having problems figuring out how to optimize our stick feeders. We want to keep them all on the back side but the only way we've been able to get the data generator to finish optimizing without errors is to make all feeders movable, and it send
Electronics Forum | Mon Aug 06 13:05:19 EDT 2007 | gemengr
Try this... set them on the back and teach their pick up position as stick feeder, change pick up rotation to -90 degree. before you optimize the program, change them to 8mm feeders , them optimize the the program as feeder fix. after the program
Electronics Forum | Sat Jun 28 07:33:40 EDT 2008 | proy
Hi We have an Eclipse and Orion Pick and place which we are familiarizing ourselves with. I have lots of feeders, but many that don't seam to act fast enough for the ORION, but I think are OK on the Eclipse. The manuals have pretty good informatio
Electronics Forum | Mon Jun 30 01:30:14 EDT 2008 | benefon
Hi Well as the feed movement is effected by means of a spring return force there really isn't that much to do apart from checking the spring tension and keeping the friction surfaces of the ratchet mechanisms of the feed sprocket and the top foil pu
Electronics Forum | Wed Jul 02 16:58:40 EDT 2008 | jmelson
If these are similar to the earlier CSM feeders, there are several things to check. The cover plate that holds the tape on the sprocket can be adjusted slightly by eccentrics to accomodate thicker tapes. It the cover is too tight, there will be bin
Electronics Forum | Sun Feb 01 17:28:24 EST 2009 | tpappano
The feeders on the CSM84 actually feed the tapes forward by the force of a spring. On the 8mm and 12mm feeders the spring is loaded directly by the force of the push rod on the placement head. With the larger tapes like 16mm and 24mm, a stronger sp
