Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 13 15:55:07 EST 2006 | DannyJ
Hi Mark, I'm guessing from your letter that you are not asking about traces, just component values. We use a tool called 'smart tweezers' (catchy, eh?) to do jsut what you are asking. Very easy for our QA department to use a BOM to compare agains
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 17 22:23:44 EST 1998 | G Henning
We are in need of a low cost system for the rework of various SMT devices. Ideally the machine should support BGA, SQFP, and large PLCCs. Is it a dream to ask for SMT tweezers, a regular iron, and a convection pencil as well? Want a machine to cover
Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 02 12:41:07 EST 2005 | Tapesplice.com
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Electronics Forum | Thu Dec 21 08:31:32 EST 2006 | Karkanov
Hi, Do you have any idea if there is some tool to inspecet if we have the right component on the board ? like a smart tweezer. Also I'm looking to find a tool to spice smt reel. I need that because our buyer told us they will only buy cut tape.
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 04 09:21:35 EDT 2007 | dj_jago
We use copper grease on the bolts of our wave solder machines solder pot. The working temperature is up to 1000degC. I believe that the boiling point of mineral oil is a little over 300degC and you will exceed this with iron temperatures, especially
Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 14 20:06:20 EST 2007 | petep
I would like a nicely packaged set of assembly tools (green handles and pouch) for use with RoHS assemblies. I have Green mats, dedicated irons, but would like clearly identifiable tools to better segregate the process. Can any of you provide a Man
Electronics Forum | Sun Sep 13 19:56:21 EDT 2009 | 89jeong
Hi All I have a pig problem after reflow. It is a blister in hole.It happend after reflow(Lead free solder) I touched the blister with tweezer. The plating was lifted off easily How do i do? What is a root casue? Drilling or plating? Is it possible
Electronics Forum | Thu Nov 05 10:02:54 EST 2009 | swag
You can buy a couple of conveyors for loading and unloading machine or a real half aced way is to jump SMEMA cable pins with tweezers to get boards in and out. With that method, you could end up with one on the floor at some point with a smashed, de
Electronics Forum | Mon Aug 30 08:57:54 EDT 2010 | stevezeva
Hi Stephen, Once they've been soldered down, you're stuck with doing touch labor on each and every one. But you might be suprised how quickly this can be done with the right tools. Are they all the same value resistor? If so, that should make things
Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 25 19:44:32 EDT 2013 | hegemon
IIRC - After completing the reflow, you'll need a soak in DI water for a few minutes (be patient), then peel with a tweezer, and finally use a soft brush to remove the extra bits. At least it used to work that way with the Winslow/Solderquik product.
