Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 03 22:00:32 EST 2006 | fdr4prez
Yes Rick, you are correct, Zevatech HBA, PPM7 & > PPM9 were all designed and built by Swiss. That > was a long long time ago. Sorry, I guess I forgot about those old beasts. Then don't forget about the good old CATs and Microns made by Zevatech
Electronics Forum | Fri Dec 10 18:02:45 EST 2004 | Sam El.
I was wondering if anyone has had any experience with either the Esec Micron 2 or the RD Automation CDB-50? We currently have a Micron 2 (1997 build). We are using it for small batches of flip chip. We use the waffle pack feeder not the wafer loader.
Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 11 21:36:47 EDT 1998 | Steve Gregory
Thomas, I imagine if you could get everybody's opinion who's worked with vibratory feeders for any length of time, they'll all tell you they basically suck...it's better than nothing when you have to deal with tubed parts, but they still suck. Here's
Electronics Forum | Fri Oct 16 00:18:35 EDT 1998 | Jim McCarten
I would not expect 30 microns to be good enough for flip chip. Maybe I have it wrong, but isn't that +/- 1.5 mils? With bumps on flip chip approaching 3 or 4 mils, I would stay away from a 30 micron machine! | |John, | | Why do not you consider t
Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 29 09:58:38 EDT 2002 | pjc
Machine Data Mydata MY9 machine weight: 1800kg placement repeatablilty @ 3 sig: 15 micron x-y axis drive mech: x combo belt rackπnion, y ball screw Siemens F5 machine weight: 1500kg placement accuracy @ 3 sig: 30 micron x-y axis drive mech: x belt
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 30 10:57:54 EST 1999 | Steve Gregory
Hello, I'm a student assistant in a research project that deals with the simulation of PCB assembly systems. At the moment I collect information about SMDs. My problem is how to assign the correct feeder width to various devices in a simulation. Is
Electronics Forum | Sat Oct 31 09:45:48 EDT 2009 | meritajs
Hello Jeffrey J I could share our experience in using used P& P machine type Philips (Yamaha) and Juki (Zevatech) We had three machines Philips (Yamaha) vintage about1990g, which work till now. They have same type of feeders, which is simple to find
Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 15 19:09:36 EDT 1998 | Scott McKee
| We are a small contract assembly shop hand placing SMT. We recently received a large contract for SMD that will require placement rates of at least 6,000 CPH. I am looking at Fuji, Mydata, Quad, and Zevatech. I have little experience with automated
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 15 08:06:17 EDT 1998 | Sjef van Gastel
|John, Why do not you consider the Philips Powerline concept ? The Powerline consists of the combination of FCM and ACM. These 2 machines represent the best in class in SMD placement. The FCM can accomodate 96 8 mm tapefeeders, while the ACM can ac
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