Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 21 05:04:42 EDT 2022 | kamedatec
I live in China and I need to buy a new SMD assembly line. I have 2 NEODEN7 machines that I've used in the last few years to assemble prototypes, they work fine only for prototypes. During that time I created a very practical way to transform Altium
Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 04 09:16:10 EDT 2024 | ianphil
Hi all, looking for some advice. We are in the market for some new pick and place machines and have had a quote for an AM100 from Panasonic. We are looking for flexibility and the ability to handle 0201 inch, all of which this machine seems to be abl
Electronics Forum | Mon Aug 01 08:54:39 EDT 2022 | spoiltforchoice
You should get good service support and reliability from all of them, provided your local distribution agent is a good one. In the UK for instance I would trust all 3 on that front but I would expect very different support pricing structures. Any ma
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 08 15:01:30 EST 2023 | rgduval
You'll get as many opinions as you get people who respond to this, and none of them will be wrong :D My career has been on Mycronic machines, so, I know them best. I think Mycronic are hands down the best machines for high-mix, low-volume productio
Electronics Forum | Wed Apr 23 17:33:54 EDT 2008 | pima
so what period of times are you loosing for changeover? is it half of hour? more or less? because I think that should also be a useful indicator, how much time does it take to switch to different product if we are using panasonic,universal,fuji,phili
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 17 06:27:50 EST 2014 | garym4569
In the program editor on the machine, you can output a text file of the production data. You can select to output placement data, component data, and/or feeder setup for the product currently loaded on the machine. You can also do the same in the H
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 28 03:32:33 EDT 2018 | reckless
So I found an early model samsung sm320 for under $20k BUT it needs a new motor and has 15,000 hours (not sure what life of one of these is but hardly seen a Samsung with 20,000 hours). The Juki 750 was highly recommended and its under $10k with fe
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 29 03:40:06 EST 2006 | Frank
The Juki 2060 can have both front and rear trolleys and you do not loose any feeder locations. My question was why can't the Assembleon put trolley on the rear? I recently visited a friend at a company that used a lot of Assembleon and compared run
Electronics Forum | Wed May 19 20:39:28 EDT 2021 | kumarb
Elissa - SMTWenzhan ? She is great !! Have purchased many oddball and common parts from her including belts, filters, grease, etc. BTW - We placed 01005 using a nozzle she sold us with our Emerald-X. Unbelievable !! Granted the pick was hit or miss
Electronics Forum | Fri May 27 14:37:05 EDT 2005 | Frank
Look into the Juki KE-2060E machine. I have been extremely pleased with this machine. It will hold 80-8mm feeders, place 0201 (0603-metric) up to 74mm square ICs and BGA, 150mm long connectors. Up to 25mm tall components. It can handle up to 30 t
