Electronics Forum | Fri Nov 10 09:21:20 EST 2006 | Steve
I had a PDR Lightmaster Pro at the last place I worked at, and I thought it was the best rework station I've ever used. Not only because of the fact that no nozzles were needed, but the heat delivery from the focused IR light was superb. I don't know
Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 30 09:52:56 EDT 2015 | rgduval
Seems like you've got it about right....though, it's a rather complex equation. Loaded labor cost is only a part of it, if you're trying to estimate down to the last cent. You have to account for energy utilization, space utilization in the factory
Electronics Forum | Tue Jun 13 12:45:22 EDT 2000 | Peter Field
Help!!! We are using Fuji CP6 machines. The nozzles use those gloss yellow (sort of fluorescent) disks to provide contrast between the component and nozzle for centring. My operators keep damaging the disks causing the machines to need recalibratio
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 03 16:45:37 EST 2007 | Steve
Hi Sue! I've worked with Fuji, Assembleon, Amistar, Mydata, and Juki over my 20-years in the industry...working with Fuji now, and I will agree that Juki machines are simplest to program, operate, and maintain. Support has always been good...I wish
Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 15 16:54:33 EDT 2005 | linny999
Siemens is an excellent platform. To reduce your scrap:- Carry out the specified maintenance, especially the segments and valve plungers; Calibrate revolver heads to benchmark. Remove the tables, smooth the magnetic strips, clean the mounting faces,
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 20 11:52:07 EDT 2005 | Amol
there are various SMT machines 1. Stencil Printer 2. Pick and Place machine 3. Reflow ovens 4. Automatic optical Inspection machines start with visitng Stencil printer websites like MPM, DEK etc. Pick and Place -- Univesal instruments, Mydata, Fuji
Electronics Forum | Thu Dec 28 22:00:45 EST 2006 | Sue Kim
Hi all, I am doing some research on SMT machines. I would like as many people as possible to rate the following machines 1-6. The number 1 would be the best, number 6, the least desirable of the 6. I realize that there are dozens of factors to con
Electronics Forum | Mon Jun 19 14:14:12 EDT 2000 | pr
SMTRESEARCH.COM OR WPSALES are also options. There are lots of them out there who will supply just the discs, new nozzles, or do retips on your nozzles (cheaper) and all I've dealt with are cheaper than Fuji. As Kevin says your disc's need to be cons
Electronics Forum | Tue Dec 21 12:55:41 EST 2021 | oclsc
Hi SMTnet. I am planning to inspect the nozzles for our Fuji Aimex II on more regular basis. We have the H12HS and DX mountingheads. Are the any of you have there have some experiences in how often this should be done? I do know that it depends on t
Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 20 04:16:02 EDT 2004 | Charles Huang
Wondering if there any CP7/F4G programmers out there that can help me out with this one. I'm assuming the setting for max and min nozzle in the "environment" section of the part data would allow me to use either the specified max OR min nozzle in th
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