Electronics Forum | Tue Aug 25 08:45:22 EDT 1998 | Justin Medernach
| I am studing the possibility of a line with one Siemens SIPLACE 80 F and a PANASONIC machine (cam be a MSH-G3 or MVIIF (m) or MSHII (m)). | I have several reasons to do this, but i would like to know more details about operating this kind of line.
Electronics Forum | Tue Aug 25 16:46:48 EDT 1998 | Bill West
| | | I am considering of Philips FCM for the next production. Jim, I think I would take the Phillips machine over the Fuji also, but have you looked at the Siemens F4 or F4/6. We are a Siplace house here, and we have been very happy with the equip
Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 12 01:17:52 EDT 1998 | Erhard
Are you using extra feeder tables that you can setup off line and than just exchange for the ones you had in the machines for the previous batch? This way the Siplace should not be too bad. Otherwise for fast change and low volume you might look at m
Electronics Forum | Wed Apr 22 15:18:47 EDT 1998 | RNLM
| I would like to know something about Siemens machines from users of Siplace or old machines. | Thanks ! I have found that the SIPLACE equipment is and will be supported more effectively as additional tools are made available for customer use.
Electronics Forum | Tue May 28 00:06:08 EDT 2002 | caldon
IMO: Sanyo and Universal? maybe, maybe not would not make sense currently. UIC production is on a "reduced" schedule. To be introducing a new machine in manufacturing in these time would not be wise but who knows crazier things have happened. Conce
Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 14 17:10:48 EDT 2002 | burb1999
I have programmed/operated all but the siemens... fuji-1 it is the fastest machine, and for high volume. Use also Unicam makes it easier to program. Now Im just talking the CP, the IP im not to fond of use something like the universal... MYDATA-2
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 31 10:16:01 EST 2004 | caldon
Being a former Apps Engineer I hear what yer saying. The 10" Leg Screw was hypothetically speaking about Siemens Machines. Since they do go lower the need for a 10" leg screw is needed. They do not use a 10" leg screw they use platform feet risers in
Electronics Forum | Sat Apr 03 16:39:15 EST 2004 | stefwitt
We had a similar system on the Siemens machines, quite some time ago. However, it was not a laser light but a LED and a fiber cable. Actually the center fiber or receiver was surrounded by a bundle of small fibers for the LED light source. You may al
Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 21 11:22:20 EDT 2004 | rlackey
Hi Arvydas, Do you want a machine specified at 20K per hour or to run at 20K per hour? Regarding Chipshooters I've worked with Siemens, Philips FCM's, Fuji's, Panasonics & Sanyo/Universal and the best in terms of reliabilty by a long way were the J
Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 23 10:48:21 EDT 2004 | Mke
Hi, My experience in the past has been predominantly with Fuji, Universal and Siemens. I categorise each of these systems in different ways; 1) If I want bombproof reliability - I Choose fuji. There tough mechanical design ensures operation time
