Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 27 15:25:51 EST 2001 | Ken Lester
Options that may help. Do you use a Vibratory Wave if so try reducing. The solder temperature shouldn't be to high. I would suggest 485F but is process dependant. Try slowing the preheat cycle this also may help. because this is variable I would try
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 05 19:19:51 EST 2004 | alwil
Thanks for the feedback guys. We have Fuji IP3's, so we can save all the reels and bottom tape too. Stick feeders are a nightmare. Lost production due to the long set up times of vibratory feeders is ridiculous. Also, pick up rate is inconsistant fro
Electronics Forum | Wed Jul 06 04:32:27 EDT 2005 | aj
Guys, I have a Dynapert MPS2500 in house that is taking up space. The machine is still in working order but we have invested in new machines. There is also the majority of a stripped down machine in stores also. Anyone interested in taking this plu
Electronics Forum | Sun Nov 25 09:20:38 EST 2012 | mgjme
We use JUKI KE2060 now, and we consider purchase of two YS12 for our next assembly line. But I'm afraid some of the details, like lack of pick-hight measurment function in YS12, we got used to perform at the begining of new production run (by JUKI's
Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 15 17:04:44 EST 2021 | spoiltforchoice
Never mind that, your MRP/stock control system should be able to tell you the reels you buy most often. If there's a huge amount of splicing is it worth looking at bulk components and one of those bowl/vibratory feeders? (if only because they are sup
Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 10 16:50:50 EDT 1998 | Steve Schrader
| I have just been asked to do research into vibratory/belt feeders by my mangement. We are transistiioning into a more short run JIT environment for our captive products. My investigation has turned up two suppliers (USVibra, and Comtra Systems). D
Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 11 21:36:47 EDT 1998 | Steve Gregory
Thomas, I imagine if you could get everybody's opinion who's worked with vibratory feeders for any length of time, they'll all tell you they basically suck...it's better than nothing when you have to deal with tubed parts, but they still suck. Here's
Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 05 07:38:36 EDT 2000 | JAX
Daniel, I think JOHN and Ramot have some good ideas but I guess I am a little confused. How have you placed BGA's or QFP's in the past. If you are just starting to place them and believe you will continue to in the future, you need to start looki
Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 31 20:12:01 EDT 2001 | davef
If you've told your experts in Germany and US as little as you've told us, I'm not surprised they don't know dip. Sorry, I just snapped there for a moment. That wasn't politic, was it? Yes, it is possible that the other solder connection on this c
Electronics Forum | Sat Feb 22 11:27:16 EST 2003 | stefwitt
In the early days of SMT we were using vibratory bulk feeders for chip components. It was quite obvious that some of the components had to try several times getting through the gravity trap or with the right side up through the light sensor. As a res
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