Electronics Forum | Fri Aug 09 15:13:53 EDT 2002 | lysik
The ELA is a entry level machine. The GSX is a far better system. The infinity is the replacement to the GSX that is also a good system. ELA stands for entry level automation.
Electronics Forum | Mon Jan 13 13:58:51 EST 2003 | cnoonan
I know this was not on your list but have you looked at SRT? That is where I would go... I have used AirVac, Ersa, Metcal, Conceptronics and SRT SRT is is the Best from where I stand, Good Luck...
Electronics Forum | Mon Jan 13 11:26:58 EST 2003 | russ
Could you provide the specific alloy info (percentage od each) OR provide the melting point of this alloy? Please also provide the component specs (pitch, ball diam.) And the pad size and design used on the board. Russ
Electronics Forum | Mon Jan 13 11:33:16 EST 2003 | russ
one more thing, how many of these are you planning on using? It might be advisable to have the supplier strip and reball with a more appropriate alloy to prevent ball collapse.
Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 10 09:47:31 EST 2003 | davef
James: So, why don't you clean your no-clean? At least then you stand a chance of doing class 2 and class 3 work.
Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 20 16:11:19 EST 2004 | MP
I am searching for tabletop/stand-alone point to point soldering equipment. What do you recommend for a low/medium price range? I tried Automation Unlimited, it appears they are no longer in business. thanks MP
Electronics Forum | Sun Feb 01 22:46:00 EST 2004 | Grant Petty
Hi, What's the product, and how are they inserted? At 90 deg, or standing up? What brand connectors are you using? Regards, Grant
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 11 13:32:11 EST 2004 | ianlg
You might like to look at the R29-V. Its similar to the SPM but a lot cheaper. Check it out on RPAmericas web site. http://www.rpamericas.com. They should be showing it at Apex this year on stand 1417. It also has both std and vac wet/dry usc.
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 17 12:51:26 EST 2004 | gregp
I think your words are paraphrasing a "last stand" speech by another famous Custer. Let's hope the result is not the same.
Electronics Forum | Fri May 07 17:04:02 EDT 2004 | davef
Either method is acceptable: * No IPC approved method * Applying flux only is easier than applying paste * Paste gives a higher stand-off, which should improve reliability
