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QFP "leg straightener"

Ben Wilmot

#14372

QFP "leg straightener" | 10 September, 1998

Is a machine available to straighten QFP legs Where? How much? Anygood?

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James Michaud

#14377

Re: QFP "leg straightener" | 10 September, 1998

| Is a machine available to straighten QFP legs | Where? | How much? | Anygood?

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Phil Teerink

#14376

Re: QFP "leg straightener" | 10 September, 1998

| Is a machine available to straighten QFP legs | Where? | How much? | Anygood? Topline components offers a kit for about $500 Is not a life saving solution, but works well enough to fix QFP's with a few bent legs. Phil Teerink

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Frank Johnson

#14375

Re: QFP "leg straightener" | 10 September, 1998

Please check out the Beau Tech MilProbes. These are inexpensive tools that are very often used to correct bent QFP leads of any size. Thanks, Frank | Is a machine available to straighten QFP legs | Where? | How much? | Anygood?

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Chrys

#14374

Re: QFP "leg straightener" | 10 September, 1998

| Is a machine available to straighten QFP legs | Where? | How much? | Anygood? Ben, Texas Instruments makes a way cool machine for straightening bent QPF leads. It's totally automatic. It'll pick'em out of waffle trays, do a vision inspect for, "tag" bent leads, then go back & straighten them out. It also fixes bad coplanarity. Then it indexes to the next side, and so on. It does a final inspect and places good, repaired parts in one waffle tray and bad, unrepairable parts in another. I don't recall what it costs, but I know it's big buck$. I saw another lead straigthening machine the other day in the Rapid Response mailer (yes, I occaisionally read those on my way from the mailbox to the recycling bin). It was semi-automatic, and not as cool, but much less expensive. Only problem is I can't recall the manufacturer, and my recyling bin has since been emptied. Maybe someone else in the forum isn't as quick to recycle and can post the name. There's always really patient ladies with long fingernails... Good Luck.

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Russ Winslow

#14373

Re: QFP "leg straightener" | 23 September, 1998

| Is a machine available to straighten QFP legs | Where? | How much? | Anygood? Try Precision Technologies, Inc in Santa Clara, CA. They make a flexible machine for high-end lead straightening needs. You might also consider a service company. Our company, Six Sigma does tray to tray scanning & conditioning (408)526-1350 x 1

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