Electronics Forum | Mon Jun 12 10:46:38 EDT 2006 | Chunks
It's hard to believe MoonMan spends this much time typing these rants. Guess the boys at ever so much higher I.Q. standard of engineering, IPC, kicked him out there too.
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 24 22:46:08 EST 2007 | fastek
It wasn't IPC's choice. They were kicked out of Anaheim because it takes too long to set up and dismantle the APEX show. At least that was the story going around last year at this time.
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 24 16:40:07 EST 2007 | chrisgriffin
Not as wack as Nancy Pelosi being Speaker of House. But back to the topic, Grid Lock kicks ass. You can even adjust the amount of force of the pushers that come up to the board. Your pads must be right on the edge. Might want to look into break-a
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 16 10:55:13 EST 2007 | Snoup
Word up Brokeback Chuck. DEK finny kicks back like Jay-Z with a Bud. Ain�t no solid b-team snoodling! M�off Holla!
Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 03 08:48:49 EST 2008 | jdumont
Yea wave is prob best but you still might have issues depending on the hole size in the board and if you have some kick a$$ top side preheating...
Electronics Forum | Sun Mar 16 02:33:37 EDT 2008 | operator
I proposed something similar. Not video though. We kicked around going "paperless". They just can't handle the expense for a comp at every station. Also, all the training involved....it is scary to think about. It would be awesome though to see it i
Electronics Forum | Wed Apr 23 14:44:50 EDT 2008 | swag
As a user of UIC Advantis with NPI for a couple years now, it kicks butt for low volume high mix. In full production mode it's great for the higher volume builds as well.
Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 20 17:06:43 EDT 2008 | davef
Patrick You're correct that black pad analysis is a distructive test. Kicking the lead-free dog certainly is easy [and somewhat fun] to do, but black pad is an equal opportunity defect. It affects leaded boards as well as it does with lead-free.
Electronics Forum | Mon Jan 24 08:36:03 EST 2011 | davemac62
Thanks a bunch. I guess I did all the tray setup right. The adjust assist thing was kicking my butt!! On the right track now. Thanks again. Dave
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 17 09:36:42 EDT 2011 | swag
We inspect incoming stencils to see if they are labelled properly and sometimes check the width of special apertures and that's about it. We want to kick it up a notch. What are others out there doing to inpect incoming stencils? Is there criteria
