Electronics Forum | Sun Jun 19 05:35:34 EDT 2005 | olas
Hi Rob, I've been using Quadras for many years and I find them very useful for prototyping and small batch productions. The software is very easy to use and you may import many CAD formats by an off-line software. The laser centering system is able t
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 26 08:30:10 EST 2010 | davef
Low cost prototyping * TWS Automation Quadra [www.tws-automation.com 39 0585 634758] * Versatronic RV4 [VSMT Solutions Ltd; 6 Dean Way, Aston Clinton, Aylesbury HP22 5GB, Buckinghamshire; 01296 630341 F01296 632144 http://www.vsmt.co.uk; David Clemen
Electronics Forum | Fri Apr 06 02:26:26 EDT 2018 | rob
@ Reckless, We installed one of our old GSM1's in a customer as a favour around 15 or 16 years ago, to use as a prototype machine. We spent 5 days there initially, 1 day set up, levelling and sorting out air and power issues, and 4 days teaching th
Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 21 03:54:39 EDT 2005 | Rob
Never thought I'd hear myself say this (& I will punish myself later). Whatever you do, don't buy an AP25, CP4 or IP2 for starting out in low volume. 1) You will need a LOT of space 2) You will need a very good constant air supply else the AP25 wil
Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 19 15:06:39 EDT 2013 | jvadillo
We have already one desktop oven and a manual stencil printer. And we have a quite complete soldering bench with several JBC tools. We also have stock for all active elements we use. We normally relay on the PCB assembler to provide the passive comp
Electronics Forum | Sun Jun 06 12:51:34 EDT 2010 | whitewing
Hi - I'm looking into possible low-end pick/place machines (in UK) for prototype/small runs - taking the next step from plastic stencil/hand place/pizza oven, as my local subcontractors can't offer the fast turnrounds I often need for short runs. Bud
Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 18 19:38:33 EDT 2013 | jvadillo
Hi all! after hours of manual hand soldering and after spending thousands of euros subcontracting PCB assembly, we have decided to buy a fully automated pick&place machine. Our main assembly requirements are 0805/0603 for passives and TQFP-64
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 08 05:37:43 EST 2018 | spoiltforchoice
Sparkfun users (professional hobbyists?) will have a totally different metric for what is acceptable compared to anyone who is doing this at a proper production level. Where I work I can at least empathise a little with the kind of business you might
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