Electronics Forum | Thu Nov 01 10:41:45 EST 2001 | Rob Fischer
Here are a couple: Universal Instruments uic.com EMC Global emcgti.com (my employer) Both companies have the ability to supply blanks or finished product.
Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 26 00:04:37 EDT 2002 | Dick Toftness
Juan, Agilent Technologies (my employer) has just announced a new high speed paste measurement system called the SP50. If you are interested contact an Agilent Sales Office.
Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 03 10:28:21 EST 2003 | gregp
The advantages of bulk feeding vs. tape and reel are numerous. Who is currently employing bulk feeding? If you are, what is the application (HVLM, etc..)? If you are not, why not? I am leaving this question very open initially in order to recieve a
Electronics Forum | Wed Apr 23 10:48:38 EDT 2003 | stefwitt
Hi Cal, you may want to help others, still looking for jobs, where to look, what turns perspective employers On or Off and how old you supposed to be. Nevertheless, I'm glad for you.
Electronics Forum | Sat Mar 06 22:49:02 EST 2004 | Bryan
Ken, So your sniffers can deal with not only lead content drosses ,but also other dross like silver etc..if yes,it'll be much neccessary to employ such a sniffer for further analysis. thanks Bryan
Electronics Forum | Tue Apr 13 19:40:51 EDT 2004 | davef
Oy. So, what's your thinking on employing a contract cleaning specialist, until you have a proper cleaning system up and running?
Electronics Forum | Sun Jun 26 10:18:03 EDT 2005 | bobpan
Mike no longer is employed by Tyco. Also if i were a betting man......i would bet....that he doesnt know the quad 1000 inner workings toooo well.
Electronics Forum | Thu Nov 03 11:31:56 EST 2005 | SuMoTe
I did som,e testing with Gridloc myself, I only had the set for 30(ish) days. I founf the time it saved on setup to be well worth the cost. My employer, however, did not agree with me. what can you do?
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 18 10:35:09 EST 2006 | slthomas
That is pretty much what we did at a previous employer. This was a medical device manufacturer so the validation had to show that the system met the current (circa 1985) standards. 'cept we used a converted fridge.
Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 13 13:46:23 EST 2006 | slthomas
You can put metal in a microwave (at least you can mine) as long as it doesn't contact the enclosure, but there's no way you'll get consistent heating of the volume in a microwave, even if it employs a "carousel".
