Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 09 07:50:22 EDT 2006 | quad
We currently run two Quad IVC's (we are very pleased with them) and two Versatronics for simple small volume batch work. We now need an additional machine capable of placing components at least three times as quickly as a IVC. We don't do anything ve
Electronics Forum | Sun May 05 10:36:08 EDT 2013 | mbb
Hello, We are using Panasonic pick and place machine. I would ask if there is anyone from Panasonic to tell us which is the tape splicing method the most adequate to Panasonic feeders?
Electronics Forum | Fri Aug 23 22:22:01 EDT 2002 | caldon
We have a great sophistcated Manual/Semi Assembly station available for BGS, QFP, Chips, CSP......Can use matrix trays, tape reel,Cut tape reel, loose parts, and sticks. Please contact me off line for more details. I am not a salesman....AppsEng.
Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 22 13:43:14 EDT 1999 | Steve Gregory
Hey Ya'll! Have any of you ever worked with one of V-Tek's "Economax" tape and reel machines? The biggest thing I'm curious about is the type of cover tape that these machines use. It's something they call P.S.A. (Pressure Sensitive Adhesive)cover t
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 20 12:28:40 EDT 2024 | poly
The Fuzion HC will do that many parts depending on the tape width. 8mm is dual per lane, big ones can take up a lot of lanes. Our boards have that many parts and I use two machines (gx11 and a gc30). I think the Panasonic is probably a better option
Electronics Forum | Thu Jan 11 20:42:24 EST 2007 | davef
1 Tape & reel, automatic * RVSI/Systemation ST-60 * Shinkawa SDP-FA-TAPE 1 * V-TEK TM-5100 2 Tape & reel, manual * RVSI/Systemation MT-30 * V-TEK TM-50XL
Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 20 11:57:47 EDT 2013 | emeto
It will be very hard to find anything on this prize. You also have to know that if the machine cost is 15k, the feeders cost might be about the same amount or even more. Even manual placers will probably cost you more. Just try to change the budget.
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 27 12:33:55 EDT 2024 | ttheis
Go used. We have quarter million dollar UIC machines we bought for $10k and they are amazing. Just need to be able to read manuals and be resourceful without factory support. There are independent service companies if you need help. Overall its been
Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 21 18:13:21 EDT 2002 | johnlee
Kevin, There are a number of custom integrated systems that perform automated insertion of "odd" components. These system use either a robot or cantilevered X,Y,Z Cartesian motion systems. Our systems have accepted standard and custom component feede
Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 18 08:48:58 EDT 2024 | spoiltforchoice
200 unique components across an entire range is nothing, Were we all so lucky we would all leave the inventory permanently loaded on the line. The Manncorp machines are probably your cheapest solution new. These chinese machines with western input
