Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 20 08:16:10 EDT 2008 | grics
Chunks... You are pretty damn awesome! Anyways, in regards to the original thread, we do get good boards from china as well, but we have had issues with stack-up tolerances and even mouse bite (drilled break away) tabs. Not to long ago, we left t
Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 18 17:47:02 EDT 2000 | bluto
What kind of ict nail should we use when testing a board that does not go through wave solder? There is no dome shape for our nails to "bite" into, and we are having problems.
Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 29 12:21:08 EST 1999 | Mike McMonagle
If you go with tabs/mouse bites, both FKN and Cab make simple pneumatic shears for removing the tabs. For low to moderate volumes, they're very cost effective. MikeMcM
Electronics Forum | Tue Aug 06 11:07:37 EDT 2002 | slthomas
OK, I'll bite. How you can set a stencil down on a printed board and run a squeegee across it (even if it's a proflow head, it's still a squeegee, right?) without disturbing the printed paste?
Electronics Forum | Tue Jun 27 11:42:54 EDT 2006 | rkevin
What is up with Indium 5.1 lately. Has Indium lost the recipe. The Lead free products from Indium used to kick ass, now they are biting mine. I'm looking at Aim 254 and Senju
Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 18 11:12:04 EDT 2010 | davef
So with your mounting frustration in your inability to zero-in on the factors that drive your solder balling, are you thinking that maybe you need to bite the bullet and design a experimental study to help isolate the key drivers to your solder balli
Electronics Forum | Fri May 29 07:17:30 EDT 2015 | kkay
We have a small board about 1" by .5" and it is .012" thick. It is in a 50 up panel. We have tried rat bites and v-score and we keep seeing delamination around the edges. Anyone have experience depaneling boards this thin?
Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 14 14:16:22 EDT 2016 | joelperez
Has anyone use both methods of depaneling on PCB breaktabs? meaning v-score at the edge of the pcb and mouse bites on the opposite side of the tab (break out panel)? Thanks
Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 31 14:03:50 EDT 2017 | rgduval
Could always get a laser cutter to de-panelize with. I've always wanted one, personally...but, haven't been able to cost justify it. ..rob
Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 13 15:00:57 EST 2019 | stephendo
I have seen resistors cracked during placement. The part was programmed incorrectly and the nozzle pushed down on the part too hard. I do not remember seeing any cracked during depanelization. Nibblers can cause damage if they are on the bottom and
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