Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 03 12:52:47 EST 2016 | cbeneat
I am not sure, we only have X series, but If you go to Transition Automation they show OEM replacements w/holes for E4,E5,E6 and X series to be the same.
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 22 08:13:39 EST 2005 | Rob
Hi Colin, If it's easy for you to swap to Convex try the Rohm MNR14 series, Bourns CAY series or Eurohm NC Series. Else try a 10% apperture reduction - however we usually had a 6 thou stencil when we did this. Cheers, Rob.
Electronics Forum | Fri Mar 22 04:20:29 EDT 2013 | jlawson
Also Rehm Thermal Systems Ovens would be worth a look... They are well made, ALL stainless tunnel , 3 phase blowers, highly realiable, and they have new entry level series called VXC Series starting at 6 zones+, but based on same tech and build as t
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 03 09:34:43 EST 2016 | oxygensmd
He everyone, We have an Ekra E5 screen printer which is really nice machine I think. Now I'm looking forward a new squeegees set. I don't know the E-series and the X-series can use both squeegees? Are the squeegee holder the same on this two machin
Electronics Forum | Thu Dec 24 15:17:12 EST 1998 | Jim Mitchell
Phil - The C Series machines do not support adaptive pick. If you get a chance, take a look at the the Q Series product line from Quad. I think that you will be impressed. I worked with L&W for a number of years. There has been a great relationsh
Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 26 05:53:38 EDT 2001 | greggy
Hi, I would like to get some feedbacks about the Juki 2000 Series regarding performance, downtime, accuracy on fine pitch components and 0201's and 0402 chips, repeatability, and reliability. thanks and regards,
Electronics Forum | Wed May 22 12:17:08 EDT 2002 | timdaly
Change over and flexibility are two critical areas you need to have controlled in order to be successful in the high mix, low volume market. Machines to consider: SAMSUNG CP series, MyData My series, and Europlacers.
Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 27 00:36:14 EDT 2002 | Dreamsniper
We've done the same....Juki 2000 series versus Yamaha / Assembleon XT series....we found out that Juki is far better, more efficient, and easy to maintain...we bought 2020 last year and found that we made the right decision... Juki is the Best !!!
Electronics Forum | Wed May 26 17:46:02 EDT 2004 | pjc
Electrovert has hard data on electrical and N2 consumption for the new OmniEXCEL series ovens to compare with preceeding OmniFlo series. Have a look.
Electronics Forum | Mon Dec 05 00:34:31 EST 2005 | KEN
Agreed. I wouldn't look any earlier than the X, series for used. That's not to say the GEM series is bad, its only because it's 4 generations old.
