Electronics Forum | Sun Mar 12 13:09:33 EST 2000 | Jeff Wilson
Jeff, The problem you are describing MAY be related to the push up pin setting on your component feeder units. Please verify that the push up pin height is set correctly for the feeder units, and the nozzle pick-up and placement heights are to the c
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 08 16:17:59 EST 2007 | stepheniii
Your process makes a bigger difference than the machine. I worked for and OEM with Panasonics. They eliminated all 5% resistors, wider tolerance capacitors, and went with as many dedicated feeders as we could. We also staged jobs. We had one runnin
Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 18 19:58:22 EDT 2022 | cbeneat
I had the same question. We have custom nozzles made by Count on Tools. I believe we found urethane works the best for the silicon domed LEDs. Have you slowed the feed rate down on the feeder? Also adjust the top tape to the back slot on the feeder.
Electronics Forum | Tue May 02 19:29:03 EDT 2000 | Peter van den Berg
We're looking for a source of SMT links (Jumpers) 8mm - 10mm(.312in -.4in)long, capable of being placed by Panasonic MV2 series or MPA machines. Does anyone manufacture a feeder that creates links on demand?
Electronics Forum | Mon Jun 29 12:15:02 EDT 1998 | coogan
Does the current Panasonic / KME bulk feeder design use the indexing concept developed by Taiyo Yuden (Japan), or is it based on the Nitto (pneumatic) concept?
Electronics Forum | Mon May 03 10:09:40 EDT 2010 | rmalick
get a TX1 error. Part remains in shuttle after getting a feeder mispick. machiune needs to br resert and we have to manually remove part from shuttle any idea how to eliminate this?
Electronics Forum | Thu May 27 07:04:42 EDT 2010 | dervinsanjose
Anybody who could help me what is the tape peel off speed of PANASONIC CM602 for 8mm feeder? Appreciate your feedback.
Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 19 14:41:23 EDT 2016 | emeto
Not sure how they look in price, but ASM SX series is the real deal. Best software I've ever seen, as well as very descent machine and feeder quality.E-series looks like they don't use their latest concepts.
Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 08 19:29:43 EDT 1999 | Steve E ( Fuji America )
| We are using some Fuji machines and have trouble picking parts up from damaged or mis-adjusted feeders. When I was working with Panasonic machines I was able to buy a feeder alignment jig from them to align the pick spot in the feeder, but Fuji doe
Electronics Forum | Mon Jan 08 17:46:38 EST 2001 | Mark Krmpotich
Panasonics are good machines as long as you do the proper and timely PM's they recommend. Plus with my past history and from others that I here, their feeders are some of their biggest down fall. That's typically why they have to introduce new style
