Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 04 12:02:03 EDT 2019 | spinn
Hi all, Just to add further information to this post. We have 10 inch (250mm)and 19 inch (480mm) Dek 248 complete printer squeegee clamps with blades. On the 250mm one blade has a very slight kink though shouldnt cause a problem. Offers welcome
Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 06 09:29:31 EST 2000 | Kris W
Happy Holidays to all! Has anyone seen or heard of an automatic cleaner for squeegee blades and holders? I searched the archives and found nothing! I simply don't want to tie up the stencil cleaners with squeegees! thanks, Kris
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 01 13:38:23 EST 2008 | cyber_wolf
When it quits printing correctly.... replace it. No, it is not after a certain number of squeegee strokes. The only way that could possibly be calculated is if your squeegee blade parameters never varied.
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 14 18:02:02 EST 2023 | cyber_wolf
The slower the squeegee speed the more tendency for "drag out" Raise the print speed and pressure. Rule of thumb 1.5 to 2 LBS squeegee pressure per inch of blade to start. OR try 2 passes with the squeegee.
Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 24 00:10:07 EDT 1998 | Phillip Hunter
| WHAT IS THE BEST ANGLE FOR THE SQUEEGEE BLADE TO BE ANGLED AT? WE ARE USING 45 DEGREE ON OUR POLYURETHANE BLADES, AND I BELIVE WE HAVE THE OPTION OF EITHER 45 OR 60 DEGREES ON OUR METAL BLADES. WHICH OF THE TWO IS BETTER, OR SHOULD WE BE USING AN
Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 20 22:19:06 EDT 2000 | Herman Koo
I am operating MPM AP HiE. The squeegee was just repaced with metal blade, side plastic deflectors(with spring) at both ends. The engineering dept suggested that we level the squeegee with the plastic deflector up. Afterwards, we loosen the screw and
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 14 09:54:34 EST 2006 | slthomas
"45* is a common angle of attack. Squeegee blades are commonly manufactured at 60*. The combination of the angle of attack and the blade angle results in an actual printing angle between the two due to down pressure and flex of the blade." Ahhhh, so
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 11 23:49:39 EST 2013 | jigo91
Hi everybody, In our company we wanted to add to our maintenance a method of detecting when a blade is damaged so we can change it before it affects our printing process. I have talked with our squeegee manufacturer for recommendations but they have
Electronics Forum | Tue May 22 02:27:50 EDT 2018 | bukas
there are numerous factors: -stencil age -stencil finish and thickness -stencil-board vertical alignment -board support -squeegee pressure -squeegee blade material and condition question here is did stencil changed its dimension over time? ar
Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 16 21:35:48 EDT 2002 | davef
Reworking used paste. We do not rework or reuse used paste, because we have no experience reformulating paste or controlling the process. Squeegee life. We do not use squeegees with damaged blades. After that, if we can fixture them and get good
