Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 30 10:42:42 EDT 2006 | chrisgriffin
I would recommend the UP2000 HiE. This would more than handle what you have describe. If you have a lot of warped boards, the side clamp retro might be for you. I haven't had much production experience with the grid lock, but I know of several pe
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 12 08:04:15 EST 2007 | samir
In my past life, I used a tooling plate by JNJ that is specifically made for MPM's. The theory is - it's an alphanumeric grid, like Battleship, where you figure out your setup once, and then document it. It worked with and fit nicely with the MPM H
Electronics Forum | Wed May 21 13:38:22 EDT 2008 | pjc
Solderpaste types have a big effect on print performance. Go to this link to see if the solderpaste you are using has been tested, see "Rheometric Pump Paste Tests" under MPM: http://www.speedlinetech.com/news_publications/application-notes.aspx?OnI
Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 25 18:49:12 EDT 2002 | Dreamsniper
Has anyone compared the 2 machines performance? Which one has the edge? What are their disadvantages and the common problems they give the users? thanks in advance...
Electronics Forum | Thu Nov 03 05:38:40 EST 2005 | pavel_murtishev
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Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 31 15:32:13 EDT 2006 | cardinal
Question: Can an MPM UP 2000 HI E printer recognize Right or Left justified screens? Please let me know. Brad Jakeway Cardinal Circuit
Electronics Forum | Mon Aug 28 17:59:35 EDT 2006 | fastek
Would be my pick if I was putting a line together and was buying used. You should be paying around $35K-$40K and no more for such a machine. As far as grid-lock...........I'd probably toss that system in the garbage.
Electronics Forum | Tue Aug 29 15:53:31 EDT 2006 | pms
We get crappy warped boards all the time. Our DEK (Viking) seems to handle them very well, no issues.
Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 30 06:56:34 EDT 2006 | billyd
Keep in mind; if you're building warped or twisted boards, do NOT use the Grid-lok system on them, as they tend to conform to the bend or twist of the underside of the PCB, so it will not flatten or straighten out much at all when it's brought to the
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 31 08:54:38 EDT 2006 | Chim R.
Sounds like pr has some anger management issues. I like that! He's got a fire under his belly.
