Electronics Forum | Fri Mar 22 04:20:29 EDT 2013 | jlawson
Also Rehm Thermal Systems Ovens would be worth a look... They are well made, ALL stainless tunnel , 3 phase blowers, highly realiable, and they have new entry level series called VXC Series starting at 6 zones+, but based on same tech and build as t
Electronics Forum | Sat Jan 06 05:17:16 EST 2007 | shrikant_borkar
Hi. How one Can suggest you unless your Involment in your Process? Check Following Points and also Is Reflow Temp - Profile is as Per Glue Mfg. Requirment Are Glue Dot in Sysmetricl Position? Is glue sufficient , below IC to hold ? please visit th
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 23 18:27:12 EST 2005 | gpaelmo
Hi Indy, Check http://www.jmw-inc.com (they are in the midwest so shipping will not be too bad going out east). I bought 2 MPM printers and a pick and place machine from them late in 2004. I know they have 5-zone reflow and 7-zone ovens there (elect
Electronics Forum | Fri Mar 29 11:02:04 EDT 2019 | robl
Not sure it's always a great route as the smaller ovens are going to struggle to get a perfect profile for a consistent result, especially on bigger boards with higher layer counts and mixed technology. You may want to take a quick look at a batch va
Electronics Forum | Wed Apr 17 15:31:25 EDT 2019 | noyart
At the company that I work at we have used rehm ovens and been very happy with the results. The one we have now has 8 zones with 2 to 4 cooling zones. I can check tomorrow what oven it is. The company produce a lot of different batches of PCBS, from
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 20 16:21:54 EDT 2013 | woodsmt
I would reccomend at least a 8 zone system when doing RoHs. Most of the better systems (Vitronics, heller, BTU, ETC) built since 2006 should be able to run the higher temps for Pb Free. Should be a lot of them on the market world wide (used) with l
Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 11 11:15:17 EDT 2019 | ttheis
I only have experience with universal gsm machines; they are cheap and easy to run/maintain, and can place just about anything we use. We do 0603 smallest for our products but I think it could do 0402. They aren't the fastest and are dated, but for r
Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 11 15:07:31 EDT 2019 | reckless
I also am a huge fan of Universal Machines for their reliability, capability and dependability. Very highly engineered machines. Only machine I hear better than them is Fuji. Apple and Motorola used Universal's extensively so it tells you how re
Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 15 09:27:10 EDT 2019 | robl
Opal Xii if it has the 8 head conversion. Much faster in real life than a 2060, and parts such as cards more readily available. Had both machines and much prefer the Yamaha built Assembleon badged machines. Both will do 01005. If you do go Juki th
Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 15 10:01:33 EDT 2019 | kylehunter
Gotcha. Yeah, it has 8 heads. I think I'm going to go with it, seems like people like it more than the 2060. The package I'm getting comes with the following feeders: -15 CL8x2's -40 CL8x4's -8 12MM -4 24MM -2 Tray Holders
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