Electronics Forum | Thu May 30 08:51:45 EDT 2002 | davef
I assume the connector is like one used in PC104 that allows mating of boards together by inserting the pins extending from the connector on one board into the female portion of the connector on a second board. Who ever accepted this job is dopey.
Electronics Forum | Fri Oct 11 13:47:48 EDT 2002 | mnaddra
Does anyone know of automated equipment makes and models for auto inserting press fit connectors in to backplanes. Mike
Electronics Forum | Fri Oct 11 17:19:23 EDT 2002 | peterson
The ASG (Tyco) MEP (Manual Electric Press) or the AEP (Automatic Electric Press) are both excellent machines, we have used them successfully on all types of press fit connectors. Give Dante Parenti a call and he can help you out. (215) 784 4530 Or g
Electronics Forum | Fri May 31 09:09:21 EDT 2002 | russ
Dave, you would be correct in this application. I wish I could prevent these products from coming into our shop, but... I do like the idea of press fit and I will have to research on the availability and persuade the customers to change. I was wond
Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 25 16:53:57 EDT 1999 | Mario
Hi, Does anybody know where I could get a cheap but efficient press for press fit connectors (200pins and up)? Pneumatic or Hand lever Mario
Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 26 10:23:58 EDT 1999 | Arthur
Mario You can reach ASG at PH: 561-848-6746
Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 25 17:06:18 EDT 1999 | William
Mario, If you are looking for a cheap press to do press fit connectors, then you are asking for trouble. Now, and in the long run. ASG out of West Palm Beach makes a very good press. We bought a 5 ton version and are able to press up to about 2500
Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 25 19:29:12 EDT 1999 | g cronin
hi mario there is a company called motion automated that makes a nifty press, i have one in my shop that i have used for a while. well built and they have been able to make me custom tooling as well at reasonable prices. i'm going to try to dig u
Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 21 10:16:28 EDT 2004 | davef
Check with your connector supplier, but most press-fit contacts will pierce through Types UR & XY conformal coat (military approved). Acrylic (AR) Urethane (UR) Epoxy (ER) Silicone (SR) Parylene (XY)
Electronics Forum | Tue May 28 11:36:46 EDT 2002 | floydl
Hello Jim, Is any special tooling required for press-fitting a connector?
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