Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 19 12:28:26 EST 2019 | slthomas
Presumably you're talking about lead free, but you don't say. Heller can probably provide you with a starting point, as rob has already pointed out, but you do need to develop the capability to perform profiling yourself. That oven should have ECD
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 06 19:15:57 EST 2006 | Jerry Butters
The "marketing geniuses" of the world are now touting lead free ovens, lead free irons, and even lead free smocks, heel straps, and even G-Strings! Bottom line is - ya just gotta get it hotter, stupid! There's nothing "RoHS" about equipment besides
Electronics Forum | Thu Dec 11 13:49:48 EST 2014 | emeto
If you have a chance ask them to bring in one of your products(take board, stencil and some heavy part on the PCB that will absorb a lot of heat). They should be able to screen(even manually) it for you, hand place the part and send it through the ov
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 28 08:34:31 EDT 2007 | Mark
Hello, I am trying to find out your opinion about using soldering bench top soldering robot to solder THT connectors (diffrent). What is your experinces and what is limitation for this system. We can't use wave soldering machine due to the complex
Electronics Forum | Thu Jan 20 17:14:39 EST 2005 | jbrower
Today, I have just finished evaluating Kester's EM907 (SAC305)lead free solder paste and found that for our applications it performs as expected. End result that I am encouraged with the results that we got. The equipment that I used: An SMT2020 to
Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 03 23:42:32 EDT 2018 | gaintstar
SMT Reflow Oven Factory http://www.flason-smt.com/product/SMT-Reflow-Oven-Factory.html Introduction of SMT Reflow Oven Factory: 1. Windows XP platform, user friendly interface and easily swap between bilingual of English & Chinese. 2. Digital contr
Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 19 09:06:00 EDT 2016 | davef
We used to use those, back in the bad old times. basically, it's a router with a blade on it that is used to trim the leads of PTH components that are mounted on boards. Nasty process. Difficult to control. Messy, firing cut leads all over the plac
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 18 00:44:44 EST 2005 | Grant
Hi, I would immediately go out and purchase a profiler as you will save the cost of it on rework savings. We use a SlimKIC, and the software with it's so good it will let you adjust the oven temps to make your profile fit your paste specifications
Electronics Forum | Tue Aug 11 17:36:44 EDT 2009 | dyoungquist
You are looking for a complete SMT assembly line plus possible X-Ray inspection and rework equipment. The 3 components of the SMT line are stencil printer, pick-n-place machine and reflow oven. How small are your components? 0603? 0402? What is the
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