Electronics Forum | Thu May 19 12:16:48 EDT 2005 | beto_30
In this plant we have some lines with this configuration: Dek infinity - CP642 - CP642 - FIP3 - GSM - Vitronics and our averrage in change over is 60 min. It is possible that we will have a new one smt line, with Dek - My15 - My15 - Vitronics.
Electronics Forum | Thu May 26 12:21:04 EDT 2005 | stepheniii
We have dek-my12-my12-heller. We are very happy with it. Change-over time varies more by facility than by machine type. I worked at a place with dek-mviif-msf-btu and we had faster changeovers there. There we had a dedicated feeder set-up. Close to
Electronics Forum | Sat Mar 12 20:39:29 EST 2022 | oxygensmd
Maybe check EKRA X5, X5Pro too. Our E5 can fit to your requirement and way cheaper machine are them. As I saw, KavSys have a good-running X5Pro.
Electronics Forum | Sun Mar 13 12:45:12 EDT 2022 | poly
Do you have any idea for the Ekra (or any other printer, especially MPM) how many cycles it can do before you should look for a new printer? How used is too used? 1 millon? 2? 10?
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 17 11:26:21 EDT 2022 | proceng1
For MPM, PPM in New Hampshire is the best I've found for service. Now the absolute MPM guru recently left the company, but they still have good technicians and lots of parts.
Electronics Forum | Fri Mar 11 13:03:08 EST 2022 | poly
I've just bought the pick and place machines (universal Genesis GX11 and GC30) and oven (RO300fc-c) but I am confused about printers. I've put in an offer for an MPM Accela (2006 or 2008) but I'm not sure if it's a good idea / deal. It's being sold i
Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 14 20:05:30 EDT 2022 | cbeneat
We are still running an EKRA X5. 2008 build. 1,366,000 cycles. Being swapped out in the near future with an X5 Pro. But we're going to hold it for emergencies. We've found the older X5's are pretty bullet proof. Just keep up on the maintenance.
Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 30 14:27:17 EST 2024 | redspare1
I'm in the USA. Yes, we are going to self support or use other old machines to get this going. Which speedprint / Europlacer would you recommend?
Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 30 14:18:22 EST 2024 | spoiltforchoice
It might be worth mentioning that Speedprint (now Europlacer) printers also have a calibrate using your own board capability. They arguably also target higher mix environments given that is the market the pick and place machine targets. DEK uses a v
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 02 12:57:41 EST 2024 | spoiltforchoice
Arguably there is essentially one model the SP700 or 710. If you don't need 29" there is also the discontinued 210. However I don't think the brand matters all that much. You want what you can find at the right price and you need the options o
