Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 30 16:19:44 EST 1998 | Brian McCarthy
| We are considering a used Yamaha YM84V II to add to our existing compliment of stand-alone machines. The brochure states that it can place 0603 devices as standard. Is this true? Do you know of any quirks with these machines? Any comments would be
Electronics Forum | Sun Sep 16 18:57:29 EDT 2018 | spoiltforchoice
Visit the machines, get your quotes. Establish what you need, make sure you understand the running costs of each, the availability of service personnel & parts - see who wins. The answer won't be the same for everyone. Also see which software you lik
Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 26 02:41:01 EDT 2018 | robl
Hi Reckless, If it is an Opal Xii with the 8 nozzle conversion it is a no brainer. If it's only got 4 nozzles, then it still has the advantage of being able to place down to 01005 (the 7 series is only 0402), and should be able to handle a wider r
Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 21 13:42:12 EST 2007 | etienne
To answer your question: During my experience with Topaz machines, we had to replace 4 Heads on different occassions with different operators involved. Also I encountered several Head crashes with Eclipse machines. To buy such replacements here in Ma
Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 28 16:15:17 EST 2007 | jmelson
One more concern is "consumables" like nozzles, chuck jaws, etc. On some machines these parts wear rapidly and need frequent replacement, or are very easily damaged and need replacement after even the most minor crashes like a dropped component layi
Electronics Forum | Tue Jun 07 00:21:42 EDT 2011 | jacki
Hi All Currently, we encountered that the schottky barrier diode was up side down or misalignment during SMT process.And, many parts were blown away as pick up error. What we found is its package space is a little bigger for parts to move. I seek y
Electronics Forum | Tue Jun 23 22:14:16 EDT 2020 | kumarb
Hi. Guessing that you are operational by now? If not, consider to use BGA definition and use the editor to define where the bottom side pads are or are not. Just our 2 bits input. The Assembleon X / Yamaha units are quite flexible - using an electron
Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 24 14:42:03 EDT 2020 | kumarb
Hi. Heck no! First, you should find out the Yamaha equivalent of your machine, if known - that is a more common reference when sourcing parts. While we have no affiliation with the vendor other than a very positive history of sourcing a laundry list
Electronics Forum | Sun Apr 09 06:31:04 EDT 2023 | kumarb
I can speak from the Yamaha YV88X side (aka Emerald-X). We are an engineering company and recently started to use our SMT line. Absolutely love it and can run the machine with ease. Have assembled thousands of boards since COVID started. It is an old
Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 07 19:39:18 EDT 2005 | darby
This is a very difficult question to answer as it will depend greatly on your component mix. I will presume that the CSM 84VZ is of the following configuration: 2 x RDC Synchro Heads. Heads 1 & 2. These are mechanically centering heads with a chucki
