Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 23 08:56:21 EST 2007 | russ
I persoanlly have noticed issue with either method, only time I run into issues with trays is when they get baked at too high of temp and warp. Russ
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 30 12:26:26 EDT 2008 | slthomas
Your fridges can't be temperature adjusted? We've always just used "pre-owned" kitchen fridges and set them where we want them.
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 30 14:12:13 EDT 2008 | leemeyer
Are these real refrigerators using a compressor and refrigerant, or are you using the thermoelectric cooling type. Thermoelectric's can only cool to about 30 F below ambient on there very best days. Any refrigerator that uses refrigerant should be ab
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 30 14:30:51 EDT 2008 | jdumont
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=5435031&type=product&id=1149205187587 This is what we have and never had an issue. Its only set to about mid range on the dial and easily holds 40 F.
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 30 11:34:51 EDT 2008 | davem
Guys, So I recently started working for a small CM in Southern N.H. We currently use 2 Magic Chef Mini wine friges to store the solder paste (63/37, RoHS). I've been monitoring the room temp (and humidity) and the frige temps all this week. The pro
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 23 08:28:11 EST 2007 | James
I just wanted to know if anyone stores their vacuum sealed bags on their sides instead of flat. We are trying to save room, but I dont want to create defects either. The ones we have are tightly vacuum sealed and would like to store on their sides
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 30 14:07:29 EDT 2008 | jdumont
We use a normal off the shelf (Best Buy) mini fridge. As far as the temp readings, I got some USB dataloggers from Omega and stick them in there. Download the data to your PC every couple of weeks (Outlook reminder). I also use these for our Nitrogen
Electronics Forum | Wed May 16 08:48:12 EDT 2001 | ohboy
I been a bunch o' places...! Some good, some bad, re-inventing the wheel in many cases. Our specs are pretty specific in a lot of cases, but that doesn't mean they always get followed. It usually becomes a case of "It's not quite right, but we rea
Electronics Forum | Sat May 13 02:43:06 EDT 2017 | sahil5141
Hi, can any one please share standards for SMT component storage and Warehouse Management.
Electronics Forum | Tue May 15 21:57:06 EDT 2001 | davef
Welcome!!! Where the hay ya been??? Sorry bud, were lining-up with your fab [it hurts me to say that, but when yer ] We used to dry pack with desiccants, also. Its probably an old MIL-STD-2073-1C requirement [er something like that]. We qui
