Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 24 00:16:24 EST 2009 | bala123
How OEE (of SMT line) is measured for high mix, low volume companies and used in bench mark. In general, what is the average ?
Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 03 03:32:47 EDT 2001 | johnw
Franky, what method are you using for printing glue? metal stencil or plastic?, and is it on contact or off contact ? and what type of squeegee's are you using? basically give us more infomation. In term's of measuring height / volume, you can do t
Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 10 17:56:35 EDT 2001 | seand
Hello all, My respone here is to add options for evaluation for the engineer. Not to convey that they are the only options as that would be reckless. Cyberoptics does have a standard line of machines configured for in line paste inspection. Some
Electronics Forum | Fri Oct 05 16:05:58 EDT 2001 | seand
Hello everyone, Your chief variable here is going to be your epoxy. Different materials react accordingly to various inspection methods but, DEPENDING on your print parameters and material, you may be able to utilize an inline inspection machine.
Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 08 14:53:41 EDT 2008 | mbnetto
Hello, Pls, I�m looking for machines to measure solder paste height - OFF LINE, and I just know the MALCOM and OGP brands. Does anybody know other brands to inform me ? Thank you!
Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 23 11:14:16 EDT 2002 | juan_ruiz
We are interested on measuring height paste as a control method in our production lines, We are considering using a Cyberoptics equipment but we perform a GR&R for this equipment and it didn't pass it. Do you know a better alternative to measure heig
Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 26 13:17:10 EDT 2007 | jerrysaise
�It adds NO VALUE whatsoever to do 3D inspection as part of in-line production.�
Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 26 19:06:08 EDT 2007 | grayman
In short this guys are not well updated on the new technology of SPI. True, 3D IN LINE SPI is no longer a slow machine. Try checking some brand like Cyberoptics,Synapse imaging,SEIMENS,KOHYOUNG and many others...they can match the speed os some mount
Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 26 09:03:35 EDT 2007 | ck_the_flip
3d is good for initial verification that your screen printer and stencil is producing the desired paste height. 2D verification is more than sufficient during regular production. That being said, your best bet for a 3D machine is to go cheap - buy
Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 23 21:48:45 EDT 2002 | davef
Like other things, the more you pay, the better the gage. I'm not sure which Cyberoptics unit you're considering, but LSM has a lousy gage [R&R ~25%]. We use a microscope with lousy gage that costs waaay less than some laser guided thing. Search t
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