Electronics Forum | Thu Jan 13 10:40:38 EST 2011 | tony_d
Good Day Michelle, If you are looking for a solid AOI system that is simple to program and extremely accurate my recommendation is MIRTEC by far. We checked out several machines and narrowed the selection down to two, YESTech and MIRTEC. We had an
Electronics Forum | Mon Jan 10 17:12:53 EST 2011 | gosswald
I have been researching older lower cost used Pick and Place machines and so far I am leaning towards the Quad IV C. There seems to be a fair amount of these units around and I have heard some pretty good things about them on some of the past posts.
Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 25 21:29:24 EST 2011 | rway
I understand what you are asking. I just wanted to ask if you or your company has considered purchasing an AOI or ICT? Perhaps both? Both are valuable tools in the manufacturing process. We lived without our AOIs for quite some time, but in my ca
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 01 13:35:32 EST 2011 | rgduval
We have recently taken to setting jobs up in BOM order. So, when the job is kitted (for turn-key jobs), or verified (for consigned jobs), the job is organized in either BOM order or in the order shown on the Components in Layout report printed from
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 09 17:02:43 EST 2011 | Tekmart International Inc
Hello, You may find the attached SMT equipment industry link very helpful in your search as it provides a comprehensive summary list of all major (and lesser known) placement machine models released on the market over the past ~7 years or so sorted
Electronics Forum | Tue Apr 05 10:36:24 EDT 2011 | frcdave
Hi Don, The YESTech B3 can be used post placement very easily. I would suggest contacting their service team, they could walk you through the process quickly. You are actually very close to being able use it now in that capacity since you have the i
Electronics Forum | Thu May 12 13:09:58 EDT 2011 | tombstonesmt
This is just an example of what we do at our facility. We record cycle times of the "cells" the operators work in, they are divided into load time, robot time, tester, and packout. Generally I let the operator complete the process about five or more
Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 22 22:48:46 EDT 2011 | tony_d
Hello NHTech, When it came time to invest in AOI, my team and I checked out several machines. We run a wide variety of products and our changeover is high, on the order of five to ten jobs per day. MVP is one of the machines that we looked at, how
Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 15 22:27:40 EDT 2011 | pkamath2
Hello, My company recently installed a Positive Displacement Pump on a GSM Pick @ Place machine for dispensing chipbonder (loctite 3621) dots before mounting chip components. The head uses Universal stand nozzles (single port-small dot, dual port 0
Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 31 08:27:45 EDT 2011 | rway
AOI if needed? I take it your AOI/AXI is not inline. Too bad. Our AOI is the first line of defense against induced errors in the mfg process. It's invaluable. How do you know it's not needed, or that it won't be needed in the future? Do you hav
