Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 09 07:50:22 EDT 2006 | quad
We currently run two Quad IVC's (we are very pleased with them) and two Versatronics for simple small volume batch work. We now need an additional machine capable of placing components at least three times as quickly as a IVC. We don't do anything ve
Electronics Forum | Sun Jun 19 19:46:46 EDT 2005 | aka
What alot of you are not realizing is that Lead Free can be done on certain ovens already out there. And I have had success with the Quad ZCR for Lead Free. Therefore, it is not necessay to purchase a brand new oven to implement lead free.
Electronics Forum | Mon May 09 18:49:35 EDT 2005 | ??
Great oven but i believe those ovens came out before lead free was even a sparkle in someones eye.
Electronics Forum | Mon May 09 16:23:08 EDT 2005 | Pete Roy
Has anyone here had direct experience using this oven for Lead Free? I am considering purchasing one, but I want to be certain it will handle low volume lead free work. Pete
Electronics Forum | Mon Jun 20 10:44:29 EDT 2005 | ??
I am sure you can reflow lead free in any oven but i thought i read that lead free requires a cooling stage to get the solder joints reflowed "correctly".
Electronics Forum | Mon Jun 20 10:59:18 EDT 2005 | Jason Fullerton
Extra cooling is better (Alpha recommends -3 to -7 degC/sec) for cosmetics. Less chance of s o called 'cooling lines' that look similar to 'cold' tin-lead joints. (Seems a bit steep to me - I worry about the risk of cracking ceramic caps.) Might be
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 20 14:58:04 EDT 2014 | aybars
We use IQ feeders from PPM and cant find any > reference material on maintenance and calibration > of these feeders. Does anyone here know where I > can get repair manuals, diagrams, or any info on > these feeders at all? Hi guts1782, IQ feed
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