Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 10 14:45:06 EST 2004 | patthemack
I have an old De Haart printer that has a problem. It will not reset either the z axis or the squeegee. The z axis just gyrates, and I think it's trying to get to the zero position, which is all the way down, but it's already down. Is there a De Haar
Electronics Forum | Tue Jun 01 15:42:33 EDT 2004 | James
We use them on our DEK printers. They have worked out very well. The only thing we had to do was make a push down bar so we could push all the pins down and lock them. This makes setting up the blocks much easier; board is fixtured, pins released
Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 19 08:52:02 EDT 2004 | Omega
Try spraying flux on top of the loaded PWB when you put it on the conveyor. The tackiness of the flux does a pretty fair job of keeping the axial leaded parts down to the board. This takes more cleaning, but it has worked wonders for me on assemblies
Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 07 17:59:58 EDT 2005 | russ
I have found that if you place it "upside down" with the paper on the bottom they work very well also. The paper has a tendency to warp during heating which causes the no connects. by adding flux to the preform you are essentially sticking the pref
Electronics Forum | Fri Apr 15 16:02:26 EDT 2005 | jdengler
ING, If my memory is correct: -This is from the large air cylinder below the X/Y table moving slow or not getting down all of the way. -The air cylinder has a sensor for when it's down all of the way. - This sensor could be bad but most of the t
Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 28 12:23:14 EDT 2005 | Rob
Have you checked the placement height? it will need to be set down to about 0.5mm - 0.6mm, whereas you can get away with 0.9mm for 0603. Not a Panasonic expert but I've seen this nearly every time a customer has taken the step down. Cheers, Rob.
Electronics Forum | Wed May 11 10:40:10 EDT 2005 | pr
Are any of you shutting down all manufacturing machines when a thunderstorm approaches? My company is/has been doing this forever and tell me it's to protect the machines. I could see doing it to protect boards in the machines (except we have battery
Electronics Forum | Tue May 17 14:46:21 EDT 2005 | Claude_Couture
if your company would loose millions by shutting down during every storm, then you should invest 100k$ in a standby generator big enough to feed the whole plant. We did this and the generator paid itself off after a couple of blackouts. Plus, when yo
Electronics Forum | Wed May 25 18:40:49 EDT 2005 | jsloot
The ends of the nozzles look flattened. I haven't measured the total length yet to see if it is in tolerance or not. That is for tomorrows "to do" list as well as calling tech support. When I slow the machine speed down and watch what is happening I
Electronics Forum | Sun Jun 26 04:08:40 EDT 2005 | fastek
If you have a virus protection software in place it is likely slowing your system down to a crawl. Disable it and see if your results are better. You can also do a ctrl+alt+del. Go to "Processes" and take a look at what is bringing down your speed. H
