Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 10 03:03:23 EDT 2003 | emeto
Hi all.We have between 2 and 3 percent waste of components.The software gives info about the whole waste and I am interested what's the limit for component waste?Where I can read about it?Are there any tables with given limits? Any posts,please!
Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 21 15:44:12 EDT 2011 | ldavis
Kevin, Not sure about Florida but in Colorado we just transfer the wash solution to a drum and then dispose of it as haz.waste because of the lead. Currently costs about $200/55 gallon drum and we change the solution monthly. Another option would
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 22 16:48:05 EDT 2011 | kmots15
We use an evaporator plumbed into the output of the stencil washer, it works great and reduces our Haz waste. You might need to get some form of permit first as this could be considered treating Haz waste in some areas, depends if you do Pb on your
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 24 14:42:56 EST 2000 | Ashok Dhawan
We are looking for a source which can accept our packing material ( PVC tubings, Chip Trays, reels and spools , PCB waste rails from depanalization). Anybody, who is currently using a recycling manufacturer for these packing wastes. Our intent is:
Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 28 14:36:45 EDT 2000 | James
We dump the paste in with the dross in a 55 gallon drum. It's all hazardus waste the only difference is paste has flux and dross is who knows what. We use waste recycler. I don't know if we get as much money back as you would from the manufacturer
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 24 14:42:56 EST 2000 | Ashok Dhawan
We are looking for a source which can accept our packing material ( PVC tubings, Chip Trays, reels and spools , PCB waste rails from depanalization). Anybody, who is currently using a recycling manufacturer for these packing wastes. Our intent is:
Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 30 07:41:21 EDT 2001 | tommiller
5 stencils/day. Not sure of the cost, it is high, but I only use a little each month so it is cheaper than the 50+ gallons I was dumping out each month of the old stuff. Mix it with water and use at room temp (don�t have any eaters).Don�t create any
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 29 16:14:16 EST 2003 | blnorman
One of the safest ways to dispose of urethane conformal coating waste is to cure it. Once it's cured it no longer is considered a hazardous waste. In the uncured state it is. We have tubes of epoxy adhesives (out of shelf life) that we do the same
Electronics Forum | Tue May 20 17:30:38 EDT 2008 | slthomas
They knew we had waste and accepted that as a part of doing business, and allowed the total usage to float while attributing all of the variance to waste. They HAD to have accurate per board values for the BOM, though. I'm just thankful they didn
Electronics Forum | Sat Oct 27 14:57:00 EDT 2018 | jacobidiego
Hi Experts, I have noted a savings opportunity on our work-place as chipmounters discard carrier tapes which are easily separated in different waste-containers below the feeders. Normally the company pays a service to dispose that waste. Have anyon
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