Electronics Forum | Thu Nov 20 11:34:23 EST 2014 | markhoch
Of course I forgot to mention that the number will vary based on the type and thickness of stencil that you're using, type of squeegees, board support, print pressure, and speed.
Electronics Forum | Fri Nov 21 10:35:56 EST 2014 | cyber_wolf
Use nano-coating and your stencil will last a-hunnit-fiddy-million cycles. Yessur.... In reality I cant say that I have ever seen a worn out stencil. Damaged and dinged, but never worn out.
Electronics Forum | Thu Nov 20 14:49:54 EST 2014 | joe98375
Greetings, I am looking into buying a wave solder machine for medium production of 100% through hole boards (~8.5"X12" dimension, not many layers, no high density part areas,
Electronics Forum | Thu Nov 20 17:58:55 EST 2014 | joe98375
here it is: http://www.pcbunlimited.com/ben-z-400-f-lead-free-wave-solder-p-556.html
Electronics Forum | Mon Dec 01 10:58:35 EST 2014 | eniac
adam, could you write the name of solder paste, which you use for this applications? thx!
Electronics Forum | Sat Jan 17 06:33:30 EST 2015 | buckcho
If you have a SPI machine you could try it, I have used no clean on some products, it is okay, depending on the product. Maybe the best way is to have SPI with feedback function to the printer and only when, for example, volume is above 220% to clean
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 21 00:45:49 EST 2015 | nvn
Hi, Wow…thank you for this awesome post. It really shows your immense knowledge and research on this topic. Please keep sharing.
Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 25 13:29:26 EST 2014 | gregcr
That is the optimal solution. Most placement equipment have very accurate methods to count the fall off per part/nozzle/feeder. Tie that together and you would be golden.
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 24 13:13:50 EST 2014 | dhollland
Can anyone provide me with the accuracy of placement for CM402, CM212, and CM602 machines?
Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 30 16:02:47 EST 2015 | dhollland
May I ask where you were able to find this information? I have been unable to find much Panasonic information online. I would really like to find something that helped with their PT and PanaCIM systems.
