Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 26 10:03:36 EDT 2003 | swagner
We have been processing a 3 and 5 up flex array for nearly four years on pallets and have had a pretty steep learning curve. Make sure you have vacuum holes in your pallet for the screen printing process, also work with your support block vendor to
Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 11 06:59:20 EST 1998 | Jim Mitchell
Scott - Good to see things are going well for you. With regard to your comments, Quad has introduced a complete line of Semi-conductor/APT machines (Q Series) that support both SMT and Semi-conductor applications. The machines were introduced in 19
Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 10 09:45:52 EST 1998 | Scott McKee
| We are currently in the process of purchasing a new low volume SMT line. Based on our research, Quad and Mydata seems to best fit our applications. Has anyone used both equipment and experience the pro and cons of each machine? Thanks in advance fo
Electronics Forum | Fri Apr 22 14:28:38 EDT 2005 | Gary Goldberg - PROMATION
Low end selective laser soldering systems are limited to what types of soldering can be performed. I have read through the previous comments and find that most have commented on earlier technologies (which do not offer the features today's system do)
Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 21 04:23:16 EDT 2009 | smtbox
R series Features FCS (Flex Calibration System) highly regarded easy maintenance just got even easier! The optional FCS calibration jig is a simple to use system to re-calibrate placement accuracy. The machine automatically picks and places jig comp
Electronics Forum | Thu Nov 12 04:40:03 EST 1998 | Galen
| Scott - Good to see things are going well for you. With regard to your comments, Quad has introduced a complete line of Semi-conductor/APT machines (Q Series) that support both SMT and Semi-conductor applications. The machines were introduced in
Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 02 11:57:08 EDT 2007 | realchunks
Well, I thing mowing his lawn will get your farther, but if you insist.... Fids - Fiducial registration seems to be a bear with most machines. Especially now that most boards are shipped form over seas, the quality is all over the map. Plus the fa
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 05 23:52:26 EST 1998 | Ron Costa
| Hi Ron, | Your question really opens up a "Pandora's box", but when you say you're not able to print perfectly, what is it exactly that you mean? Is the print lacking volume? Is it mis-registered? Are you bridging? Also, what printers have you used
