Electronics Forum | Fri May 11 17:19:21 EDT 2007 | colormaker
Authough your response is harsh I tend to agree with you. I bought it used and was told by others at the time its a workable machine. Any suggestions on a machine for 40 boards an hour ? I run 400 boards a week and like to run the solder wave on wee
Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 16 18:04:13 EDT 2007 | jmelson
Yeah, getting water into electronics, especially when there is power on, even just battery power, is REALLY bad business. I was rather surprised that you only lost part of the memory if water got up to the board. It may be fixable, but you may have
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 21 06:31:20 EST 2008 | gregoryyork
We treat all our alloys with measured Phos additions. SAC alloys treated with Phos WILL/DO dross approximately half the amount of 63/37. Most Solder companies will not tell you this as they wish you to use more Solder. We are a Nitrogen Cast Solder p
Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 03 09:14:58 EDT 2008 | markhoch
I've been trying to reach Needham's Electronics in Sacramento for over a week. Their website (www.needhams.com) appears to be dead, and when I try and call them, the call won't go through. (I get a fast busy signal). Has anybody heard anything? Have
Electronics Forum | Tue Apr 29 11:18:16 EDT 2008 | julienvittu
basically your problems come from the copper balance top and bottom side we are using substrate down to 0.18mm (semiconductor industry/ Bga package / SIp business) you have to respect 5% difference maximum between Top and bottom side otherwise you
Electronics Forum | Thu May 01 21:13:06 EDT 2008 | davef
Following chrisw's recommendation of a supplier above. Other component marking contractors are: * Prime Solutions; 4261 Business Center Dr, Fremont, CA , 94538-6357; 510-490-2299 http://www.primesol.com * e-certa.com; 3930 Walnut Ave, Bloomington, I
Electronics Forum | Tue May 20 17:30:38 EDT 2008 | slthomas
They knew we had waste and accepted that as a part of doing business, and allowed the total usage to float while attributing all of the variance to waste. They HAD to have accurate per board values for the BOM, though. I'm just thankful they didn
Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 26 00:07:44 EDT 2008 | grayman
The normal price for new printer like DEK ELA is about US$ 45K TO 55K Depending on the dealer. MPM would be higher. China made printer is much cheaper and quality is almost the same as well known maker. If you want second hand I would suggest MPM
Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 04 07:41:35 EDT 2008 | scottp
I happen to agree with Vlad and I'm not in the same business as him. Randomly turning knobs isn't the way to solve a problem. Do a proper analysis and let the parts tell you what's happening. Seems like a lot of problems people post on this forum
Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 04 11:06:44 EDT 2008 | realchunks
Not sure why you would... but here are a couple of links that may help if you are having manufacturing problems http://www.smtinfo.net/docs/Electronic%20Production/9.htm http://www.midwestpcb.com/capabilities/plating2.html Granted I only have a Ma
