Electronics Forum | Mon Jan 18 20:25:49 EST 1999 | Dave F
| I know there was some discussion a few months ago on this topic but I don't think a good solution was offered for checking CpK using chips using a chip shooter. I am looking for a way to measure this on our Fuji CP6-4000. Any suggestions? | | Je
Electronics Forum | Fri Dec 14 18:43:04 EST 2007 | fastek
Considering you will be buying a used one and considering you can probably find one for sale at around $30K-$40K I would argue you CANNOT find a faster machine for less money these days. Amazing actually to realize that you could pick up a CP-6 for
Electronics Forum | Fri Dec 21 04:05:19 EST 2007 | muarty
For the money I don't believe you could pick up a better machine. Especially if you are only planning to use it as a Chip Shooter. Buying 2nd hand I would strongly advise that you have the machine Health Checked prior to purchasing it. The machines a
Electronics Forum | Sat May 16 07:53:57 EDT 2009 | peteralmendrala
although the cp643 is much upgraded and a little bit more complicated to those person whos luck of technical skills, i would still prefer to use this machines because it would give you more productivity than cp6400. on the mechanical aspec of these t
Electronics Forum | Tue May 19 09:13:45 EDT 2009 | cyber_wolf
The loaders/carriers work well on CP643's in my opinion. We have had ours for about 4 years. However, if you crash them it can be a beeoch to get everything back into proper function. We have very little issue as long as we have our techs do rail wi
Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 01 22:50:53 EST 2008 | fastek
To get beyond the 36,000 cph threshhold the turret manufacturers had to focus on ways to get the boards in and out of the machine faster. This also included loading more boards inside the worknest. The end result in Fuji's case (CP-643), was a table
Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 14 08:23:41 EDT 2009 | csm
Dear Jepoy I apreciatte your support, we will check and do all your recomendations an will let you know progress. Best Regards
Electronics Forum | Fri Dec 21 00:06:55 EST 2007 | nhantruong
If you want to use fuji CP6 machine, you have to buy the the fuji flexa software.Because the old software from fuji (MCS or F4G) they are not support anymore. In the flexa software you can make top and bottom side in the same program, you can move th
Electronics Forum | Thu Jan 31 16:49:10 EST 2008 | jwolvans
Hey, and guess what? A CP6-4000 will do the same thing. Fuji hasn't changed that technology one iota since the CP3 days.
Electronics Forum | Mon Dec 17 09:15:57 EST 2007 | kpm135
I have personally worked with MYData, Quad, and Panasonic in the past. We are a High Mix, Low Volume CM. The plan that is in the works is to use the CP6 to place all chip components and then use our MYData TP9 or MY12 to place the rest of the compone
