Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 30 10:30:24 EDT 2007 | wayne123
how many layer board is it? what kinda temperatures is your oven currently hitting. In our reflow oven I have been using a profile that is the same for the top and bottom at zone 1 111C zone 2 at 164C zone 3 at 161C zone 4 at 208C and zone 5 at 2
Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 02 10:30:35 EDT 2010 | kevslatvin
We used to use an APS Gold GF-120 before we went lead-free and the HT version came out. It worked fine for low volume and proto runs though not as much control over the profile as an oven with more zones. We actually had a batch oven from Bomir befor
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 03 08:42:07 EST 2005 | cyber_wolf
I just ran into a reflow profiling problem with a new assembly that we are processing in SMT. There is a cluster of six or so electrolytic caps that measure approx. .710" wide by .660" tall. They are spaced .100" or so apart. When I run a profile, t
Electronics Forum | Mon May 18 10:54:46 EDT 1998 | Jerry
If it's really low volume I would only invest in a stencil printer and convection reflow oven to start with. If you want to go really low budget get a manual unit such at one from Transition Automation. Make up some really good shop aids and have s
Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 27 16:11:36 EST 1998 | carl m
| | | | What are the key feature to look for in buying a profiling product for Reflow ? | | | | | | Who's is the best and how much do these systems cost ? | | | | | | Thanks in advance. | | | | | | Hi Mark, | | | | I am currently the oven secto
Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 06 10:21:10 EDT 2004 | pioneertechnology
Hi All We have been manufacturing lead free in the UK for about two years now in a fashion. Let me expalin. Two years ago we began to change over our wave solder machines to lead free process. We read all the articles and attended the seminars on
Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 22 14:21:13 EST 2004 | James Dornan of APE Inc
A little late but if this subject is still of interest the following paper from APE may be of interestwhen considering IR to Air Bath: HOT AIR versus IR and other convection Rework Systems HOT AIR is the most popularly chosen method of rework in th
Electronics Forum | Mon Jan 04 22:59:23 EST 1999 | Kris Ewen
I'd like to add something about the ECD product. During a past work term (I'm a a co-op student) in an SMA plant, I worked extensively with the Super MOLE Gold in developing the reflow profiles for high-mix, low-volume production. I was 'married' t
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