Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 27 16:31:07 EST 2000 | Chris Jackson
I am evaluating several pieces of Siemens equipment and would like to get some input from industry users. I am seeing that Siemens is able to meet cycle time estimates and thus throughput. I am concerned about the robustness?? Any input is welcome. T
Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 28 16:28:14 EST 2000 | CAL
Chris- The machines you identified are stable products and have been around for over two years now and most bugs have been worked out. The F5 IC head has not changed much since its introduction over 5 years ago. Remember these machine like to run, r
Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 06 06:56:26 EST 2015 | stivais
How about rework (touch-up) for Class 3? Some say that you are not allowed to rework anything for Class 3. Though I have not found any proof for this 'requirement' in the standards.
Electronics Forum | Sat Jan 10 09:04:47 EST 2015 | jandon
class 3 requires 100% barrel fill Class 3 requires 75% vertical fill of solder for component with less or more than 14 leads. Not 100% fill.
Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 06 13:26:47 EST 2015 | rgduval
I can't say I've ever heard that you shouldn't rework class 3 products. Since class 3 and class 2 are inherently inspection standards, rework might be required to meet class 3 specs. In the past, that has been an issue, as everyone wants to produce
Electronics Forum | Sat Jan 10 05:55:13 EST 2015 | jandon
Rework is acceptable in class 3 but hardware defects shall be documented before rework and rework shall be documented.
Electronics Forum | Mon Dec 29 23:35:42 EST 2014 | abhilash4788
Dear All, I'm just a budding engineer in EMS field. Here we used to manufacture different classes of PCBA. I would like to know about different process that need to be considered while manufacturing class 3 product. If we are going for microscopic
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Electronics Forum | Mon Jan 12 21:31:26 EST 2015 | warwolf
The closer your inspection the more defects you will find, the more rework you do the possible cost you will add and the potential increase of damage you could do to your products if rework is not up to a machine copyable standard. "Is there any in
Electronics Forum | Tue Dec 30 09:31:52 EST 2014 | rgduval
I've always approached it like this: Design your processes and perform your work to class three standards, and inspect to the standard that is acceptable. That is, all work should be performed to the highest degree of quality. When the work is ins
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