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Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 09 06:11:15 EDT 2019 | alpha1
I would check the clearance between the bottom guide and the carrier clip. Usually I set it .004 below the clop then set the head height .004 above the guide. It's a little tighter than UIC specs but it'll prevent the lead better.
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 26 13:23:40 EST 2020 | rgduval
I haven't used these clips, or this machine, so... But..in general, I'd use as large a nozzle as you can that fits the pick area of the clip. That should give you the best opportunity at lifting the clip. If the machine has a gripper nozzle (with
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 27 12:01:21 EST 2020 | lpbro
We had a similar type of part that gave us trouble. Our solution was an o-ring attached to the end of the nozzle, we used a type of shoe-goo to adhere the o-ring to the nozzle. May be cheaper than a custom nozzle.
Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 30 15:28:49 EDT 2020 | spoiltforchoice
If you could change the design, a 2x25 1.27mm pitch surface mount connector is a standard part from Wurth. Samtec also do versions in any pin count you might desire, with locating pins, without, with picking clip etc.
Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 08 17:33:26 EST 2002 | davef
You didn�t identify the type of tape you use, but Kapton or similar tape is not an effective method for attaching thermocouples. Search the fine SMTnet Archives for alternatives and comparison of methods. Two methods for mechanically attaching ther
Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 03 09:48:47 EDT 1998 | Gary
| I have a component that is glue cured on the bottom of a pcb. The component is a 1206 size jumper. It is made up of iron/nickel alloy. The problem I am having is that the part will fall off the board during wave solder. Is the component not abl
Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 10 17:07:23 EDT 2001 | Dave G
I've mounted the $%&R$#$&%$(&! pain in the neck shield clips in the past. (Excuse the simulated profanity- I couldn't help myself.) What we went to was a frame & shield combination. (The frames are cast & then plated w/tin. We have used both plastic
Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 13 13:28:58 EDT 2002 | stepheno
I guess no one at ECD reads this forum. They make a clip-on thermocouple prob. Where I used to work we had 3. At first I thought they were very awkward to set up. But once you practise a bit and get used to the right hand thread tightening screw
Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 03 18:20:57 EST 2003 | Stephen
You mean something like stainless steel balls? I'm racking my brain I seem to remember once doing a job for a customer that involved standing clips being SMT mounted, that a heat sheild clipped onto. Another customer used a "fence" around a bunch of
