Electronics Forum | Fri Apr 07 14:37:56 EDT 2006 | muse95
Yes, sorry, I have no detailed experience with wave-soldering. Probably if you use Pb components with Pbfree wave, you risk contaminating your wave solder pot. I don't know how much it would take or what all the dangers of that are, other than the
Electronics Forum | Fri Apr 07 03:39:13 EDT 2006 | aj
Hi All, I am currently looking at ways to reduce Dross on our wave process. One tool that I came across was the Pulsar Solder Saver. Its hand held and kinda sucks in the dross -returns the good solder to he bath and drops the powder on top of the P
Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 20 03:46:26 EDT 2006 | aj
Hi Jon, Thanks for that. I seem to be having a problem getting a unit on Trial. I have plenty of access and my main priority is to reduce the amount of dross (or may I say Solder) that we send back as Dross, I am based in Ireland so I have to go t
Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 07 10:37:36 EST 2006 | greg york
Buy decent solder in the first place especially with Lead free and the savings made could be around 50% of the dross production for Lead Free when compared to Leaded. Buy poor quality solder you will need a solder recovery unit of some format. Cheers
Electronics Forum | Fri Apr 07 17:44:17 EDT 2006 | bobpan
You can either optimize both boards from the very start to the same table top or you can assign the feeders under configure tabletop to the same spot that they were in when you optimized the first program. Remember that you can optimize many differen
Electronics Forum | Fri Apr 21 23:28:54 EDT 2006 | SD
Sounds like you have a non-IQ system? If you can, get one! It makes life much easier. Costly, though! Anyway, as stated above, your best bet is to assign multiple boards to the same table top. If the two boards are 99% similar, use a full opti
Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 24 07:37:57 EDT 2006 | craig_83
We have the IQ system. The problem that I was having is that when I load one board to the other, I want to avoid the table top changeovers. So I figure if I can make certain tabletops to run certain boards the changeovers would be much less. I though
Electronics Forum | Tue Apr 18 15:36:49 EDT 2006 | George
I do not know what kind of products you assemble but don't forget about the cycle time. You probably could accomplish more and faster with a custom nozzle (solder fountain style)for a specific application than point-to-point soldering as laser. I eva
Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 13 17:34:43 EDT 2006 | gencinas
We have been using this new jig for almost a year now, and I can tell you, there is a big difference in our CP's performance before and after the use of the jig. We run a lot of 0402 and 0603 parts. Our downtime has decreased since the very first day
Electronics Forum | Fri Apr 14 23:31:51 EDT 2006 | Pasofol
Have done some rework on BGAs but what kind of minimal pitches/solder balls you dealing with and what kind of volume of rework you planning to do on it? You can get a fancy one which is almost fully automated with alignment so on, others you need t
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