Electronics Forum | Wed Apr 11 21:00:54 EDT 2018 | jacobidiego
What I mean is.... What Brand and Model should I buy to measure coplanarity between this 2 surfaces that could measure micrometers of difference I think that normal bubble levels are not precise enought for this use ^^
Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 10 17:52:30 EDT 2001 | mparker
Are you doing actual measurements of the dummy parts placements? or are you just doing a visual go/no go check? If doing actual measurements, be sure to use mil inch units of measure rather than mm. Mil will give you more accurate readings. mm force
Electronics Forum | Fri Apr 06 09:29:20 EDT 2018 | jacobidiego
Hi Experts, I am interested in having a tool or process to measure coplanarity between the PCB pushed-up in the printing process and the Stencil. Therefore having a way to calibrate them.
Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 11 14:16:59 EDT 2001 | johnw
Hi guys Thanks again for the help you have been a great help to me.
Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 11 14:22:57 EDT 2001 | davef
Is that why they call me a "ying-yang"?
Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 09 22:40:38 EDT 2018 | jacobidiego
What kind of level have micrometer precition?
Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 10 16:07:37 EDT 2001 | johnw
Hi guys HELP!!!!!!!!!! I have been tasked with working out a chart to show calibration acCuracy and that my machines are in control I say to myself I know they are cause I have no misplacement of fine pitch but this is not good enough for my co
Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 11 12:00:35 EDT 2001 | mparker
....and now you have the YIN and Yang of it. Of course, Dave's perspective is just as valid as mine. By the way, I prefer Hearts over Solitaire!
Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 09 11:39:32 EDT 2018 | emeto
The easiest way to do without special tools is to use level. Check machine co-planarity on the conveyor rails in both directions(you can do that with rails down or rails up or both). Then check co-planarity on the stencil. If the level shows the sam
Electronics Forum | Tue Apr 10 16:27:20 EDT 2018 | emeto
Of course, the more accurate the better. However, it might be a challenge to calibrate with really precise one - still better to take your time and do it right. Good luck!
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