Electronics Forum | Sun Jun 14 19:41:35 EDT 2020 | yakout
hello michal have a nice day i need to adjust the pitch from 4mm to 8mm
Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 25 03:39:25 EDT 2016 | rob
A 200% + increase in load time certainly erases > any thoughts of efficiency in my mind. We have tried the Visker Electric feeders out (Yamaha & Juki)and they are nice and smooth, with a faster recovery rate, also adjustable pitch. However, with
Electronics Forum | Sun Mar 04 12:25:25 EST 2018 | reckless
I am looking at a Universal Instrument Machine that accepts 24V/42V feeders. What is the benefit of the newer feeders? Which ones are more reliable for 8mm? Why are they so expensive? Pneumatic Yamaha run $50 new from china.
Electronics Forum | Tue Dec 28 07:52:08 EST 2010 | costache
Hello yamaha placement is actualy topaz from Philips, dont know to tell you where to buy one in Sing, but if u have one brocken in site u can take parts from 8mm to put at 16, cose only the width is diffrent, parts inside are about all the same and
Electronics Forum | Mon May 18 06:33:10 EDT 1998 | Odyssey
I am interested to buy some Yamaha feeders! 8mm, 16mm and 24mm for Hyper series YM-84II. Can You help? | The thread on GSM's inspired this: We have a tough time making the trade-off on GSM's work. The next option we like is the Philips (Yamaha) Em
Electronics Forum | Fri Mar 15 21:20:18 EDT 2024 | compit
Check out Yamaha - also old. A large number of parts (the same machines under the Assembleon, Philips brand), cheap feeders, many parts suppliers. Models from 2 to 16 heads, e.g. Emerald-X can accommodate 84 INDEPENDENT 8 mm feeders.
Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 12 01:54:57 EDT 2006 | AR
I assume that you are referring to the same kind of mechanical feeders (older type) that are used on the Philips (Assembl�on) Topaz as well. First make sure that the right gear pulley spring is set to its stiffest position (the loop at the end of the
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 27 18:50:48 EST 2006 | darby
G'day Marina, Only YM/CSM seies feeders will fit these machines. Feeders were generally prefixed as Y8, Y12 = mechanical advance 8mm, 12mm. There may be some Y16 in existence but I doubt it. HA12, HA16 = air activated 12mm, 16mm. The HA12 could take
Electronics Forum | Wed Jul 01 01:25:58 EDT 2020 | jmelson
> I think the main > issue is the bend radius you can apply to tape > with deeper pockets. Right, on my Philips CSM84, on the larger tapes, I don't thread the tape through the return slot, I let it play out the front of the feeder. The
Electronics Forum | Tue May 19 13:54:17 EDT 1998 | Dave F
| I am interested to buy some Yamaha feeders! | 8mm, 16mm and 24mm for Hyper series YM-84II. | Can You help? | | The thread on GSM's inspired this: We have a tough time making the trade-off on GSM's work. The next option we like is the Philips (Ya
