Electronics Forum | Wed May 10 13:03:50 EDT 2006 | PWH
It sounds like your depaneling method is good. The only thing left to look at is to see if the depaneler is hitting the part somehow from the cutter or the bottom plates. I've seen time and time again where an operator has a part in contact with th
Electronics Forum | Fri May 12 12:41:19 EDT 2006 | scombs
Thanks Brad. Good information.
Electronics Forum | Wed May 17 17:36:08 EDT 2006 | stepheniii
Just curious. Do you use a motorized one or a hand powered one.
Electronics Forum | Thu May 18 10:14:29 EDT 2006 | scombs
Its motorized
Electronics Forum | Thu May 25 12:41:13 EDT 2006 | Chunks
Common sense. Something most self proclaimed experts never have. Will Earl ever leave?
Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 16 11:43:30 EDT 2006 | dseif
I agree with "Two Cents" that the initial cost is very high, however, we may be able to justify with savings associated with improved layouts (high volume mfg)... so I am also looking into laser depaneling at this time. I have stumbled upon three co
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 28 23:52:22 EST 2008 | severs
Check out IPTE. http://www.ipte.be/products/productsubgroup.asp?productsubgroup_id=2
Electronics Forum | Thu May 14 14:24:28 EDT 2009 | swag
We depanel most of our PCB's using a router. We design and build all of our own fixtures in-house. Our rigid boards have not been a problem and we seem to have mastered tooling designs that work well. However, we are also running thousands of pane
Electronics Forum | Sat Aug 29 17:36:45 EDT 2009 | fastek
Thanks Dave .........can anyone recommend any vendors for water jetting or punching?
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 23 12:34:37 EST 2010 | dyoungquist
We use a CAB de-panelizer to separtare our boards out of a panel. Works great.
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