Electronics Forum | Sun Dec 02 08:14:27 EST 2007 | accurex
Can any one guide what is the difference between the Series 2 and Series 3 of agilent aoi sj50 system.
Electronics Forum | Sat Nov 20 04:32:45 EST 2021 | smtusa
Will TM series feeders (from a TP-11) run slow on a MY series machines with HYDRA head? Are there any MY series machines with dual HYDRA heads?
Electronics Forum | Tue Apr 10 21:39:10 EDT 2007 | pemfg
Is anyone using the Siplace D-Series equipment and if so, would you please comment on your experience? Thanks.
Electronics Forum | Fri Dec 21 11:29:43 EST 2012 | ccross
We run in series... Pick n Place is not our gating process
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 26 13:07:16 EST 2012 | rway
Running in series is best for less change-over, depending on how many components you use. But, as Dave stated, if you have the capacity on your machines to run your product on one machine, then you can do that and get twice the throughput. Series wi
Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 25 09:06:22 EST 2002 | PeteC
4000 series is max. PCB size 457mmx356mm 5000 series is 508mmx457mm max. PCB size
Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 04 14:48:56 EDT 2007 | kadelson
The end of support of the 5DX is only for the Series IIL system. The series 3 and Series 5000 are still supported. The support included Technical support and parts support.
Electronics Forum | Wed May 29 12:19:03 EDT 2013 | kevslatvin
Oh yeah I saw Trans Tec is offering support for the Yamaha made Assembleon machines. I believe this was the GEM series and the MG series that replaced them so they may have some as well.
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 03 12:52:47 EST 2016 | cbeneat
I am not sure, we only have X series, but If you go to Transition Automation they show OEM replacements w/holes for E4,E5,E6 and X series to be the same.
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 22 08:13:39 EST 2005 | Rob
Hi Colin, If it's easy for you to swap to Convex try the Rohm MNR14 series, Bourns CAY series or Eurohm NC Series. Else try a 10% apperture reduction - however we usually had a 6 thou stencil when we did this. Cheers, Rob.
