Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 28 07:30:14 EDT 2018 | davef
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Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 29 03:37:41 EDT 2021 | ttheis
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Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 29 11:45:17 EDT 2021 | astarotf
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Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 26 10:35:20 EDT 2002 | jaimebc
Using white labels on xouts works for us. I prefer to used the machine BBR ( Bad board recognition ) when building multiple arrays with no pattern on xouts. We always run xouts last, therefor, we enable the BBR only to finish the arrays with X on it.
Electronics Forum | Tue Aug 25 21:01:45 EDT 1998 | Peter
We use an Intermec 3240 Thermal transfer printer and print on polyimid label material that survives the reflow and wave solder (top side only) process without turning black. Labels run around 3-4 cents per depending on the size (We found Imtec label
Electronics Forum | Fri Aug 28 18:57:49 EDT 1998 | Mike Cleary
Selecting the correct label solution for SMT labeling is a science. Our company is a supplier of electronic identification products. Please let me know if you have questions regarding materials, printers, etc. I have been in this industry for over
Electronics Forum | Mon Aug 24 18:45:11 EDT 1998 | Steve Evers
| We are looking at implimenting a bar code system for a SMT | production line. To start we are looking at label printer/applicators. Are there any other companies that we should consider besides Zebra and Imtec?? Thanks for your input. | John If
Electronics Forum | Fri Mar 12 19:09:21 EST 1999 | Jess Baker
Manufacturers who have to mark barcodes onto PCB's without secondary application of pressure sensitive labels can etch it on, screen it on, inkjet it on, use laser marking, or a combination of those. Using a laser marker to write a code into a label
Electronics Forum | Fri Apr 20 14:11:27 EDT 2012 | rway
Programming is different, yes, but so is the terminology. ///with machine vision you have parameters that select what is good and what is bad, and you have parameters that help make bad look worse and good look better making the difference between w
Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 12 03:38:03 EDT 2016 | rob
Hi John, We picked up a used laser marker (Asys ALS03) last year for around 30K euros and it has done approx 2M codes (we use 6mm square QR) in the last year without fault - it reads them all back to confirm which is handy. We also use labels, and
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