Electronics Forum | Tue Jun 23 19:01:21 EDT 1998 | EC
| Has anyone seen/used these yet? They seem to have lower coefficient of friction for release of paste and less wear and tear as well as conforming to the board better (plastic has better memory than stainless). Also there is no mesh so a larger ima
Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 18 16:03:03 EDT 2003 | mkehoe
Orrrrr, just buy a small reflow oven, 5K to 7K, and eliminate the paste printing by using solid solder deposition. No shorts, no opens, no cleaning, and no voids. www.sipad.com If you decide to print your own paste later you can invest the extra 30
Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 29 10:49:05 EDT 2004 | pjc
Yes, using an illuminated magnifing glass helps. How well your board fixuring is on the table will effect print alignment on other boards loaded. 0.5mm & 0.4mm will require very good fixuring, like you can get with tooling pins if the board has non-p
Electronics Forum | Tue Apr 12 03:30:01 EDT 2005 | ianlg
Hi In regards to the screen printer you might like to check our Reprints R29-V semi automatic. For low to medium volume it would be perfect for your needs and being a 29" machine and able to print down to 01005 pads with ease. It has a digital zoom
Electronics Forum | Tue Apr 12 03:30:06 EDT 2005 | ianlg
Hi In regards to the screen printer you might like to check our Reprints R29-V semi automatic. For low to medium volume it would be perfect for your needs and being a 29" machine and able to print down to 01005 pads with ease. It has a digital zoom
Electronics Forum | Tue Aug 21 12:57:49 EDT 2007 | ev
Looking for pointers. We have a semi-automatic SMT Techniques stencil printer. We have had some problems with a recent job. Problems were in the areas of finer pitch ics (paste voids as well as paste shorts and some smearing) in certain locations on
Electronics Forum | Tue May 15 13:08:53 EDT 2012 | deanm
Dittos from A Very Frazzled Man. Money spent on a better process is almost always more advantageous than better inspection. As for manual TH insertion, have you considered a semi-automatic machine like the Contact Systems CS-400? While the "E" serie
Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 02 09:33:50 EDT 2016 | emeto
Hi, if I were you, I would probably go for testing and rework equipment. Adding manufacturing to your business, will most probably exceed your preliminary expectations. Manufacturing is much more complicated than you probably think. I have used manu
Electronics Forum | Tue Jun 17 16:10:01 EDT 2003 | russ
First, what would you define as semi-automatic? For SMT production you might need a screen printer (these can be anything from full manual to full auto. The low end printers manual require each board to be aligned with a piece of mylar prior to p
Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 04 15:50:01 EDT 1998 | Brian Steelglove
My company recently purchased 3 new Phillips CSM machines and is interested in buying a Screen Printer. The one problem we have is that we have to change setups three to four times a day. Due to the small runs of one type of boards that we do. My q
