Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 31 08:02:16 EDT 2014 | philc
Our company occasionally has the need to rework BGA's, and we currently do this a rather long-winded way, using the stencil to paste the BGA, and then placing by hand. Sometimes we have to use an IR machine to re-flow the part, and at other times, we
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 24 11:29:24 EDT 2006 | ericg
I would much rather go with new, but the price seemed to be high for management. I'm thinking up to 20K. I have seen new machines for this price but I�m not sure if they have the quality I am looking for.
Electronics Forum | Thu Jan 18 08:31:09 EST 2007 | Jeff
Thanks. I will turn off the machine activated cooling and have the part cool down at room temp (no compressed air cooling). Can you recommend a good paste / tacky flux?
Electronics Forum | Fri May 18 10:54:55 EDT 2007 | hegemon
I have always been impressed by the Finetech machines for this scale of work. www.finetechusa.com I have no affiliation there, just a old sales enemy/friend Super accurate optics and placement.
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 21 02:57:49 EDT 2019 | pauljohnson
My friend said DH-A2 rework station is popular and stable.You can learn more about it. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Dinghua-Automatic-Motherboard-Repairing-Replacement/dp/B00K081DJY/ref=sr_1_7?keywords=bga+machine&qid=1553151363&s=gateway&sr=8-7
Electronics Forum | Thu May 23 02:39:30 EDT 2019 | peterchan
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Electronics Forum | Thu May 17 21:50:29 EDT 2007 | jeremyl
Hi All. We are a tiny startup company developing an IC in a flip-chip CSP package. We find ourselves in need of being able to remove and replace (ie rework) our chip on a characterization board. The board will not be big and the chip is very small
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 01 11:11:50 EST 2005 | spot
We use SRT. We still have machines that are over 5 years old and are functioning very well in the BGA, QFP and yes CSP area. The critical part is getting the right Air nozzle for the part size. Also the software has a auto-profile feature that wor
Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 03 06:05:49 EDT 2014 | cunningham
We use the PDR machine. Great bit of kit. We prefer it due to the IR heating on the top. No air is used to potentially blow neighbouring components that go into secondery reflow off the board. We have a Zevac to but thats not as good. Camera is
Electronics Forum | Mon Aug 04 07:58:50 EDT 2014 | philc
Many thanks for the (very) useful and honest answer. I had thought that £1000 was too little, but we don't have a local supplier, so have to rely on internet descriptions. There appears to be many machines out there described as "BGA replacement mach
