Electronics Forum | Fri Dec 08 14:54:06 EST 2006 | Terry
Siemens is the General Electric of Europe. Like GE, Siemens typically is in the top 3 positions ($ market share and profit) or they exit the business. In total revenue I expect Siemens to be in the top 2-3 globally. In units I expect Yamaha has the
Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 17 05:03:07 EDT 2017 | svfeingold
Hi, I am evaluating equipment for a new SMT line that I will run myself as a side business. I have so far settled on Assembleon as the machines are available and I have heard good things about them. Your comment gives me pause. Is it really such a b
Electronics Forum | Sun Jun 14 15:40:48 EDT 2015 | csm
Dear All We are looking some Phillips Technician can do programming for FCM-2 equipment and we are looking the Programming manuals and maintenance manuals. Can somebody help us, or can give us support to give maintenance and programming to some FCM
Electronics Forum | Wed May 25 07:20:26 EDT 2016 | jasper
Dear Sir, We have the complete original manuals for you from our stock. Please send me your company name, your name, address, email and I will organise the manuals for you. Jasper (EUROPE-SMT, your no. 1 Assembleon specialist worldwide) jvanmeerten
Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 17 16:45:24 EDT 2017 | capse
Sergey, The Assembleon GEM Series machines were built by Yamaha. They currently support them via Trans-Tec, their distributor. At least in Asia and NA, I'm a Yamaha/Trans-Tec Rep in the southeast US. Remember it is buyer beware in the secondary marke
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 31 14:15:34 EDT 2023 | compit
Hello What feeder do you use for the long connector (65-80mm) - tape feeder, tray? What nozzles? We want to mount a SODIMM200 socket. I don't know whether to look on the tape or on the trays... The MG1 spec says it will mount connectors up to 100mm (
Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 01 11:55:27 EDT 2023 | tommy_magyar
In my previous job we fitted these connectors with bespoke gripper nozzles (ASM/Siplace) from bespoke trays made for these due to the high volume. It also reduces the risk of damaging the component further in case of a reject. However, at my current
Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 17 15:35:09 EDT 2017 | svfeingold
Evtimov, I thank you for your response. I posted a thread about this on EEVBlog but there is less experience there for this type of equipment it would seem. If your interested there's a lot more detail about what I'm after: http://www.eevblog.com/for
Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 21 14:47:53 EDT 2017 | sumote
I commend you for doing your diligence. It sounds like you have a solid plan, and a few decisions to make. I have used Assembleon machines before, a Topaz X and a Emerald X. They seem to be a good compromise between speed and cost. If you are close
Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 04 10:15:41 EDT 2023 | tommy_magyar
As far as I can remember, these always arrived in flexible plastic trays. The trays we designed were made of Durastone. The parts were then transferred at a tape & reel facility from tray to tray every 1000x connectors. If these are high volume for
