Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 08 20:32:19 EST 2000 | Dave F
There are several very good threads from a couple of years ago on selective soldering and solder fountain machines in the SMTnet Archives.
Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 16 22:21:23 EDT 2000 | Dave F
Steve: Two things: 1 Chrys "The Thermo Princess" Shea wrote a great thread on attaching thermocouples that's in the SMTnet archives 2 Dymax (and probably others) makes a uV cureable thermal adhesive that's not a ugly to use as soldering thermal coup
Electronics Forum | Wed Jul 12 15:29:24 EDT 2000 | Ryan
Does anybody rent reel counters? We just need a couple to finish up inventory count. I can't think of any personally. -Ryan Jennens
Electronics Forum | Wed Jul 12 21:39:46 EDT 2000 | Dave F
George: Interesting. I've found a couple of sources for antistatic Acetal. OK. To the point: I don't know, but I plan to talk to slective wave solder fixture fabricators. Several are listed in the archives Good luck
Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 07 13:23:10 EDT 2000 | John
I intend to evaluate a Wave Rider in our process in the next couple of weeks. I don't think I would appreciate the continual maintenence of the device. Does anyone have any experience with the Optimizer product? Does it have similar issues? Thank
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 23 08:42:28 EST 2000 | Dave F
We had a similar thread a couple of weeks ago: Reflow glue and past. - Charlie 12:36:28 02/08/2000
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 23 15:55:48 EST 2001 | gsmguru
Try Graphicode's web site. They have a couple of products that can do what you want. http://www.graphicode.com The only other one that comes to mind is Valor but, it's not quite as popular.
Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 20 11:44:19 EDT 2001 | Steve
We use a universal recipe for 90% of our products. But, I had to develop a temperature profile for each PCB to know that I was getting the correct temperature at the PCB. You may need to work a weekend or a couple of late nights to get the data. Go
Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 31 22:22:09 EDT 2001 | davef
Multitronics machines, in their lastest incarnation, previously were Dynapert machines. A largely UK phenomenon. It's unclear that Multitromics made much US market penitration since their acquistion of Dynapert a couple of years ago.
Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 18 08:05:39 EDT 1999 | Doug
Is your firmware version 1.95? In the pd section, do you have the field "auto offset" enabled? Just a couple of things to look at.
