Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 27 10:09:26 EDT 2010 | remullis
I can't provide a copy but If you explain your parts I can help get part #s. If its actually clinch parts, vcd. Insertion tooling. Also, most all of universal part #s are stamped or etched on the part itself. Worst case: Look up Kintner Equipment i
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 12 21:30:44 EST 2016 | athrunamuro
I have a VCD Sequencer, and to load an executive file, I have to flip the Halt/Run switch to get the @ sign on the monitor. Can anybody tell me what part of the machine the Halt/Run switch is in? I know where on the machine it is, behind the metal co
Electronics Forum | Mon Jan 25 17:13:53 EST 2010 | bing007
I am working on a vcd 8 with a problem of loosing the 5 volts supply. We have fitted a new supply that also provides the 15 volts. When we remove the connector on the power chassis for the 5 volts the power supply shows OK. When fitted the 5 volts is
Electronics Forum | Thu Nov 29 12:28:32 EST 2018 | slthomas
What I'm thinking is that your cutter/former (or whatever the "boot" shaped assembly is called, that provides the dies for cutting and forming parts from the tape) could be worn, dull, bent, etc., and once in a while you get a lead that doesn't enter
Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 16 06:37:04 EST 1998 | Production Engineer
We are sell off all of our thru-hole machines. Universal Multi Mod 6772 Universal 6285 VCD Universal 2596 Sequencer All machine must go.
Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 16 15:53:17 EST 1998 | Joyce Hughes
| We are sell off all of our thru-hole machines. | Universal Multi Mod 6772 | Universal 6285 VCD | Universal 2596 Sequencer | All machine must go.
Electronics Forum | Thu Nov 01 10:41:45 EST 2001 | Rob Fischer
Here are a couple: Universal Instruments uic.com EMC Global emcgti.com (my employer) Both companies have the ability to supply blanks or finished product.
Electronics Forum | Thu Nov 01 17:38:33 EST 2001 | davef
We use a local machine shop for making our tooling plates. Try: Garland Service, EMC Global, or MB Manufacturing.
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 05 16:08:51 EST 2001 | mantis
Hi there, Theres a company in ireland called Bay automation,i think you will find the are very reasonable and a lot cheaper than universal. you can contact them at bayauto@eircom.net regards
Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 06 11:49:27 EST 2001 | slthomas
We also use a local company here, but at a previous company we used Fancort (www.fancort.com) with great results. They don't have a European distributor listed, though, for what that's worth.
