Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 17 10:02:10 EDT 2004 | cabjerk
Hi All: We are trying to figure out the worst case for feeder sizes on the Panasonic programs. Has anyone pulled this data from the .mix files. Or is there any software that can be downloaded that will do this. We have 100's of .mix files we wo
Electronics Forum | Tue Jun 22 22:26:12 EDT 2004 | pdeuel
we keep some extra chain belt that is used in most washers and reflow ovens. We have not had any problems. Our wash has slightly more pressure comming from the top nozzles than the bottom nozzles. same for the air. This will hold the boards down in t
Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 23 17:24:05 EDT 2004 | kmakiya
Thanks for the response. I did think about boards being tossed about because of nozzle pressure and alignment but I suspect the root cause is handling (people not being careful when they put boards into and removing them from baskets). This is the re
Electronics Forum | Tue Jun 29 17:07:35 EDT 2004 | waveroom
What you are looking for is called Plastisol coating. Think of a tv commercial where they dip a pair of plier handles into a coating and they come out looking great and softer and more ergonomic. We offer this on our baskets. The Waveroom Plus 55 Ha
Electronics Forum | Mon Aug 02 18:39:31 EDT 2004 | Richard Y
Sorry for the late reply! Vatran in San Diego has an Ideal setup. Ask for Frank Cano. Tell him Richard Yabuki from National Semiconductor reffered you. Go for the continous duty 220V The 110V won't supply enough steam for production use. Frank will
Electronics Forum | Mon Aug 02 18:40:08 EDT 2004 | Richard Y
Sorry for the late reply! Vatran in San Diego has an Ideal setup. Ask for Frank Cano. Tell him Richard Yabuki from National Semiconductor reffered you. Go for the continous duty 220V The 110V won't supply enough steam for production use. Frank will
Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 18 10:56:32 EDT 2004 | Cal
I am looking for some resources and opinions PCB storage racks. Currently, we use the typical oard rack that stands the PCB's up on edge. Q1)Where is a good source to get more of these? Q2)What are the alternatives to this style of board rack? (need
Electronics Forum | Mon Jun 21 07:48:23 EDT 2004 | BobL
Contact Jim Marquis at Kimchuk, Inc. (203) 790-7800. They are marketing a rack and stack product that allows you to store the pc boards flat. It is esd safe and eliminates damage from handling boards. I have been in electronic manufacturing for 20 ye
Electronics Forum | Mon Jun 21 13:53:42 EDT 2004 | waveroom
The Fancort flat racks are the most economical. That said, the problems encountered when populated boards are placed into the rack you can't utilize all slots. If populated to the edges you can't use at all. There are somewhat economical racks that a
Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 18 13:20:42 EDT 2004 | jdumont
Thanks a lot. Actually, you are our local rep for AIM. Do you offer any services such as coming down to RI to set up a profile or anything of that nature? We currently use AIM 256 and the wetting isnt as good as I would like to see. Thanks JD
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