Electronics Forum | Sat May 06 06:19:36 EDT 2017 | rob
You could also try some of the 3D MID placement machines - some have dispense heads in with the placement heads, so theoretically you could place on the PCB paste, dispense on the terminals. and place the new part. Yamaha/I-Pulse do a couple: https:
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 08 03:20:47 EST 2018 | rob
Can you get away with 2 x 2ft with either a flex joiner or backplane type connectors to turn into a 4ft board? if you can get your panel down to that it means a lot more potential suppliers
Electronics Forum | Fri Mar 23 04:57:26 EDT 2018 | rob
Hi Vojtěch, Thanks for taking the time to respond, I appreciate it. Yes we have the same options, but if you want to pick from the alternative feeders at the same time you have to use different part numbers. If you want to pick from alternatives w
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 27 02:37:35 EDT 2018 | rob
Hi Thomas, Yes, we are pretty good at feeder maintenance, we gang pick on our Yamaha/Assembleon kit with no issues. On one of our older machines (YV112-3/Sapphire) we pick 12 LEDs at once per side of the machine. On a couple of jobs we exceed the ma
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 08 03:13:20 EST 2018 | rob
Don't go down that route, Juki cut spares support a few years ago on these. Although bits are available from China, you do not want to be swapping used cards. They are both also dog slow in real life whatever you do to them. Especially a 760. We'r
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 08 09:12:41 EST 2018 | rob
I wouldn't, it's not a starter machine. OS2 and it's quite an accurate and complicated bit of kit to start with.
Electronics Forum | Fri Apr 06 02:17:15 EDT 2018 | rob
@ Sr.Tech, Most of our Chinese spares are Juki & Yamaha original & still bagged, just much cheaper. They wouldn't sell machines in China if all the spares and consumables were at European mark ups. Nozzle wise the Juki 750 & 760 copies are not 100%
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 | Tue Mar 20 05:29:30 EDT 2018 | rob
Fuji makes great machines, just depends on the local support If you are not doing anything special I'd probably just go with the I-pulses as you'll get a lot more machine for your money, and have some left over for inline AOI/SPI or look at somethin
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 21 09:20:25 EDT 2018 | rob
Sounds like you are sorted then. Always liked Fuji kit, had it in previous companies. I'd also take a look at the software tools they are bundling in before signing, unless you have Valor, Unicam, Aegis or similar already to handle the programs, opt
