Electronics Forum | Sat May 08 08:35:30 EDT 2004 | Grant Petty
Hi, Thanks for the info, and that's the kind of info I am looking for. We need very high reliability, and machines that constantly work at high speed for long periods of time without constant feeder and placement issues. We are finding some issues w
Electronics Forum | Tue May 11 09:50:04 EDT 2004 | vickt
Grant,You should take a look around at all of the alternatives out there. There are many fine solutions from every SMT assembly vendor. Fuji is not the only game in town. You should not purchase on name brand alone. If you are considering the CP-7, I
Electronics Forum | Wed May 19 16:57:08 EDT 2004 | ricardof
We have in our facilities in Mexico more than 150 FUJI machines (CPs, IPs, QPs, GPs), they're in fact Bombproof, but it is not amazing to do that with 1206, SOTs on SOPs, we just feel a kind of disappointed with that 10K hours service, that means yo
Electronics Forum | Fri Oct 15 19:11:14 EDT 2004 | grayman
Hi, This discussion is really getting long. Fuji and other high speed mounter is great and better than small flexible mounter when it comes to speed.But, I rather suggest a modular mounter specially for subcon companies. Let say we combined 2 or 3 m
Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 04 10:19:30 EDT 2004 | gregf912
Your autmated system fired back to me that you have been bombarded with mail on this subject. I am sure you have. You can get my address by going to my website at WWW.ATS-SMT.COM from there we can discuss the issue in more detail.
Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 13 08:17:14 EDT 2004 | stefwitt
I wonder, how valuable this piece of information is. How careful did you look at the machine and found out that it is actually written SIEMENS? Are you sure it is a Siemens machine or maybe it is Sony? It also starts with a Z.
Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 11 18:00:34 EDT 2002 | jax
Tony, Do an archive search for "lizard". Some times all you really need is a lizard tongue. No machine is complete without one.
Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 15 17:35:42 EDT 2002 | davef
Micro BGA � (�BGA�). A Tessera brand name for a fine [0.5 mm and 0.75 mm solder ball] pitch BGA.
Electronics Forum | Fri May 23 07:07:39 EDT 2003 | qp1
Please your comments for placing 0402 on CP4? Which are the difficulties to expect and how to threat them? How to adapt the feeders for the smaller interdistance of the tape?? Thanks
Electronics Forum | Fri May 07 02:27:57 EDT 2004 | Grant Petty
Hi, They do what we need component wise, however I was wondering if anyone had info on reliability, ease of programming. We are looking XP 142 and 242 series chip shooters and fine pitch placers. Regards, Grant Blackmagic Design
