Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 25 11:19:11 EST 2004 | paul_bmc
Thanks for the informative posting.. When I power up the machine this is what I get.. 1. The movable cutter does not actuate the cutter knifes. (The head still jogs 360 and the movable cutter moves in the linear axis but the c&c motor does not act
Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 25 12:33:16 EST 1998 | Scott Snider
| A buddy of mine has problems after depaneling double sided pre-scored PCB's. Resistors near the edge, after put into the slice and dice machine contain micro cracks. He's checked for them before and after depaneling. We figure it is the sectioni
Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 12 20:17:59 EDT 2013 | action_101
Good ole contact cs-400. I worked at two different companies that had these machines, all I believe were E's except 1 C. One place had one and the other place had 4 of them. Dont take this personally, but thank god my current employer doesn't have a
Electronics Forum | Tue May 06 12:49:50 EDT 2008 | markhoch
Ya know a little clear RTV around the feet of your conveyors will keep them from moving when Bubba the Quality Director needs to take a load off and leans against it. And if you ever need to move them later, just cut around the base with a box cutter
Electronics Forum | Tue May 05 08:32:34 EDT 2020 | travishemen
Check for nozzles that are stuck up. They may be able to pick the part but will drop the part during placement. I have also seen a feeder several positions over from the part not being picked/placed have a piece of carrier tape sticking up and not
Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 13 08:17:13 EDT 2013 | gregp
Hello Action_101, We are pretty much on the same wavelength as far as moving the cut and clinch and leaving the board stationary. It is the first I have heard about the cut and clinch being difficult to work on but you worked on them so your opinio
Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 25 17:21:17 EST 1998 | Michael Allen
A word of caution: thick webs (i.e., shallow score grooves) can result in scrapped boards, especially if you've got the dual-wheel-type score breaking machine. I discovered recently that shallow score grooves, combined with DULL knife-edge guides on
Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 01 11:03:20 EDT 2001 | Chip Gill
I read your request for design information on panel layout for V-scoring, and felt the need to respond. Scored PWB's are indeed more efficient to produce and depanel than tab routed PWB's, but there are also drawbacks associated with this method. T
Electronics Forum | Fri Mar 01 09:10:50 EST 2002 | caldon
Andrew- I look for usefulness in web sites.I hate having news mail sent to my email box. Having a site post technical information, links to useful stuff, and all around beneficial information is good. It seems to me the vogue thing on the Technology
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