Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 22 18:46:57 EDT 2013 | jorge_quijano
I've seen the Pick n Place immediatly after the Screen Printer, but they have a good 2D inspection, so the really do not need an operator to inspect or remove any PCB before the Pick n Place, if you have a good Printer I will not foresee any problem
Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 19 08:31:50 EDT 2005 | Erik
They said arround 300.000 USD :) I guess thats a good printer and a used stencil laser. Greetings Erik
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 30 07:44:19 EST 2006 | Chunks
UP 2000 is a good printer. Spares are normal - blades, stencil/board light bulbs, the over head flourecent, get new conveyor belts. Take the cover off the tactile sensor and make sure it's clean also. Other than that it should be a work horse.
Electronics Forum | Thu Nov 19 07:45:05 EST 2009 | edmaya33
I suggest to buy a Good printer so your AOI and SPI will not be your consideration. MPM Acella will be the best choice.
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 25 18:56:51 EDT 2016 | aemery
Happy to hear you saved a good printer! If you need any further help you can contact me directly.
Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 03 08:11:15 EDT 2016 | emeto
Good printers can do it without problem. Make sure you check after that(SPI is the best).
Electronics Forum | Sun Nov 30 10:20:27 EST 2008 | grantp
Hi, We have a custom large board and we need to do about 10-20 of them a month. Can anyone recommend a good quality manual stencil printer that we could use for it? Does not make any sense purchasing an automatic printer for such low volume. Grant
Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 18 21:00:22 EDT 2005 | grantp
Hi, Yes, I would love to know this as well. Our machines can handle the component sizes, but how do the printers handle it? We have a DEK, and that's a good printer, but how do you design the stencil to reliably paste release on components this smal
Electronics Forum | Thu Dec 04 13:16:58 EST 2008 | grantp
Hi, Just checked with the manufacturer of that printer, and they cannot to the larger size. Shame, as it looked like a really good design. Anyone know of any other brands? Grant
Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 03 16:13:54 EST 2003 | valuems
Hello As some one already said Dek and MPM printers are very good and reliable printers. I have been a field service engineer for over 20 years. I had to service and train on both of them. No matter which one you decide on, we advise you to buy onl
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