Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 05 00:15:49 EST 2002 | djarvis
The optimiser stinks, do it yourself. I doubt if Phillips will support these machines anymore as that has been my experience with Yamaha - sorry san - too old.
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 27 10:51:34 EST 2002 | rkey
Does somebody have a copy of the CSM Toolbox & CSM optimzer for the CSM60 and CSM60V. Lost my copy! And can't contact PHILIPS EMT because it doesn't exist anymore !! (www.emt.philips.com) Please help or maybe some other software package would do th
Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 12 00:49:37 EST 2019 | myke03o
I am optimizing a stencil opening for BGA with 0.4mm pitch and pad diameter of 0.2mm. Can anyone advice of stencil thickness and stencil opening I can use in order to have a good paste release. Thanks for all your answers.
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 26 04:00:50 EST 2013 | aj
Europlacer iineo well worth a look.. total flexibility and capabilities... I would recommend that anything you get should have the force feedback in the placement head...critical going forward aj
Electronics Forum | Mon Dec 11 20:44:37 EST 2006 | davef
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Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 13 07:00:59 EST 2013 | spoiltforchoice
Low-Medium volume and Low Budget are difficult for others to quantify. I'm not familiar with GEM's but if the AX-201 suggested above can use your existing feeders its obviously got a leg up on the competition. Otherwise, to some extent your choice mi
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 13 11:22:17 EST 2015 | slarochellesmt
I can offer some background on the IINEO II as I feel it is much better than the Yamaha. I currently have 3 IINEO IIs in production that replaced 3 Assembleon lines. The IINEOs handle quick changeovers better than any SMT line that I have used to d
Electronics Forum | Mon Dec 11 19:28:51 EST 2017 | spoiltforchoice
That's not really the point of dual lane feeders. As a general rule having a dual lane 8mm feeder means the machines "slots" are actually 16mm, dual lanes on a 8mm feeder helps keep the overall lane density of a machine higher, its much easier to bui
