Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 17 10:42:44 EDT 2006 | chrisgriffin
Definitely too much pressure for any fluxer I've seen. Something must be restricting the flow. Maybe the nozzle.
Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 16 16:30:16 EDT 2006 | Cmiller
PS, we had a similar situation when a quick disconnect on the flux supply went bad, limiting flow. Take the nozzle off and turn the fluxer on, you should get a lot of flux flow, If not, the lines are probably clogged.
Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 16 16:45:52 EDT 2006 | russ
May need to change nozzles for this waterbased flux. Seems quite high to me as well Russ
Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 17 16:07:36 EDT 2006 | tds
Hi Tim (Nopper?), You should not have a cloud of flux comming out of your machine. Is your fluxer a resiprocating fluxer? Is it an ultrasonic spray head? I don't have your contact info any longer due to my laptop meeting my hammer. Send me a p
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 21 16:08:56 EST 2003 | clarkk
Hello all, We use pressurized air from a blower to blow off excess water from our pcb assemblies after wash. I'm concerned that this could potentially cause esd damage to sensitive assemblies. Is anyone aware of a device that can correctly ionize the
Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 16 16:25:53 EDT 2006 | Cmiller
I think we run our Vectra between 9 to 14 PSI. If memory serves me, I dont think you can set it above 14 PSI. We use VOC free no-clean. Your number seems WAY high. Check the nozzle. You also may need a different nozzle size. We always run a good filt
Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 24 12:41:03 EST 2003 | gregp
Look at a company called ARTX, Ltd. (artxltd.com) or Exair (exair.com) They make air knives that ionize shop air for this purpose.
Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 24 13:17:59 EST 2003 | Stephen
Air is non-conductive, and it is moving. Not only is it moving, it is moving against something else i.e. the hose. Anytime you have movement (friction) between two dissimilar non-conductive "things" you have the possibility of static build-up. This
Electronics Forum | Mon May 06 05:32:39 EDT 2013 | pavel_murtishev
Jim, Thank you for the input. Could you please check your standard filter pore size? A model number would be valuable. How many shop volumes (in cubic meters) do you pump per hour? Customer is seriously thinking over installing AC system similar to
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 21 20:01:14 EST 2003 | MA/NY DDave
Hi This is a good one. Let me take a stab at it. First remind me, why is this air coming in carrying a charge. I think I remember yet it is always fun. Also hopefully it isn't carrying any compressor oils. There are some companys that make other t
