Electronics Forum | Fri May 18 09:03:12 EDT 2007 | gregp
Don't confuse cost of ownership and cost per placement. They are two different entities. Also, it's not enough to say it...it needs to be true. One supplier claims "low cost of ownership" but has equipment that requires $700 placement nozzles. I'
Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 17 08:10:30 EDT 2007 | rons
I'm looking for some info on contract manufacturing prices. What is a ball park price per SMT placement? I figure there would be two types: Placement A (easy, 0402 and up) and Placement B (0201 and lower and BGA).
Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 06 23:12:09 EST 2000 | Brad
Chris, Have you considered Fuji? The robustness of Fuji is proven. I have recently done floor space analysis and cost per placement/sqr foot studies. I have also performed ROI studies on these machines. The new CP7 machine from Fuji outperforms th
Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 13 16:39:10 EDT 1999 | Earl Moon
| How is cost per placement calculated? | Let me count the ways. Oh, this is not Jennifer to whom I'm talking. No matter, what's your environement? Is it prototype, high mix/low volume, low mix/high volume, etc.? It could some down to simply calcul
Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 04 03:08:42 EDT 2005 | Grant
Hi, I have always wondered how contract SMT assemblers work out the cost to build products. Do they calculate machine time, or cost per placement etc? Regards, Grant
Electronics Forum | Thu May 17 12:40:28 EDT 2007 | stepheniii
Ask 10 cost accountants to cost out a PCBA and you will get a dozen answers. I think what you are asking about would be even more difficult than that effort to create a standardized BOM format. You might want to contact Juki. There biggest sales pit
Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 22 12:00:33 EDT 2018 | slthomas
Can you describe the scenario that gives you multiple p/n's with the same specifications in the same BOM? I can understand having multiples in your inventory (primarily if you're a CMS and have multiple listings for different customers) but not per
Electronics Forum | Tue Apr 05 18:32:40 EDT 2005 | Grant
Hi, I guess it matters a lot how fast you can change over the machines, then it becomes more cost per placement I guess. I have heard oursourcing companies purchase most of the parts, and I guess there is a lot of money to be made on that. Regards,
Electronics Forum | Mon Jan 09 11:15:10 EST 2006 | bill
I'm new on this, what's the standard rate for each placement on passive and active components and how to rate labor cost per hour. thanks in advance
Electronics Forum | Fri May 18 08:05:06 EDT 2007 | Rob
It also depends on how you cost your equipment - what you paid for it, how you depreciate it, and how much you put aside for replacing it.
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