Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 10 15:45:02 EST 2003 | Carl
If your operation is hi-mix low-volume, consider > taking a look at some of the bench-top units out > there. They are lower cost but can give similar > performance as higher cost in-line systems. Some > of the bench-tops cannot do solder fillet
Electronics Forum | Fri Dec 05 08:30:55 EST 2003 | pjc
If your operation is hi-mix low-volume, consider taking a look at some of the bench-top units out there. They are lower cost but can give similar performance as higher cost in-line systems. Some of the bench-tops cannot do solder fillet inspections t
Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 17 16:49:39 EST 2003 | adlsmt
Take a good look at Yestech. The in-line machines are under $100K with off line software. I think about $80K if you dont need side cameras. We replaced our Agilent SJ-10 with one and have been very happy with it. Last I knew the good benchtops out th
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 11 12:59:26 EST 2003 | matherat
The assembly process involves activity before you get to reflow. Reflowing is the easy part. Putting paste down and placing parts in wet paste is the terrifying part. Benchtop reflow ovens can be a real handy tool for small production but with the g
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 11 22:59:33 EST 2003 | davef
As others have stated, there are a few other things in the aveage assembly shop that are much more scary that a reflow oven. For instance, we have a wonderful wave soldering machine and w've been doing that kind of stuff for tens of years, but every
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