Electronics Forum | Sat Oct 30 12:17:25 EDT 2004 | dorklover664
From an operators stand point there really is no difference. I think what I work with now is a 7 zone and I have worked with 8 and 5 zone BTU ovens. The only difference I can really tell is on the 8 zone oven we had less bridging at the end. If you r
Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 26 10:49:00 EDT 2004 | Simon UK
Hi, > > I'm planning to get a new oven. I wanna > know the advantages and disadvantages of each > oven type over each other. I'm being told to go > for an 8 zone oven. > > thanks for your > help. > > regards, Depends really if you want a dua
Electronics Forum | Tue Dec 15 12:23:47 EST 2009 | swag
I have moved golden boards from chains to mesh as I got tired of fishing t-couples under the chain rail. I saw a 3-5 deg. decrease on top-side parts peak temp. (all t-couples were on top side). I had to bump zones 6 and 7 a few degrees to make up f
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 24 13:22:10 EST 2009 | pcbrookie
Hi All, Pretty new here, and to the industry and doing my best to learn what I can. Sorry if this topic has been discussed extensively, but I couldn't seem to find it via a forum search. Our company recently purchased a 7-zone reflow oven to repla
Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 21 12:34:31 EDT 2017 | svfeingold
Hi Sumote, thank you for the advice! I actually visited the K&S service center, they are the company that now handles the Assembleon line. They have service/training techs there who have been around since it was part of Philips and are very familiar
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