Electronics Forum | Thu Jan 23 16:59:14 EST 2003 | barry
what are the methods used out there to verify reflow oven performance or machine profiling. What intervals are good practice and is it necessary. We do product pofiles with our profiling equipment and can that be used to base your machine performance
Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 24 09:33:36 EST 2003 | pjc
ECD has a product called the OverRIDER for benchmarking and trending oven performance. http://www.ecd.com/emfg/instruments/ovenrider/
Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 24 17:05:37 EST 2003 | pjc
Correction: The Ultrapak (UPK) 600 and Electra models allow for conveyor incline adjustablity from 4 to 7 deg.
Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 31 14:35:48 EST 2003 | russ
I would go for the laminar flow as opposed to N2. The contour nozzle doesn't really work all that well even with N2. I knew I should of asked you if you had a contour, I was thinking laminar flow hence the dynamics input. Russ
Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 31 14:39:21 EST 2003 | russ
Hoss, if you have trouble with finding the parts you need this guy can probably help. He's our local rep for speedline/electrovert. Jeff Howe - AMTI 303-748-4242 jeff@amtireps.com Russ
Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 24 12:26:42 EST 2003 | cyber_wolf
I know that this is not really SMT related, but does anyone have any knowledge of any process for removing clear anodizing from aluminum ? I am trying to find a way of removing the anodizing without dissolving any of the aluminum. Thanks
Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 24 14:44:42 EST 2003 | davef
What is "clear anodizing"? Regular anodizing is an aluminum oxide ceramic on the surface of the aluminum. For soup to nuts on removing regular aluminum anodizing, look here: http://www.finishing.com/4800-4999/4884.html
Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 24 15:05:27 EST 2003 | gregp
Removing anodize can be done by just about anyone who does anodizing. Check your local metal finishing facilities and speak to someone who will guarantee no loss of material if that is what is important.
Electronics Forum | Sun Jan 26 22:28:46 EST 2003 | iman
we had a project like this once. switched to using "genosolve" chemistry (US source, expensive) in conjunction with a degreaser machine, works fine if you can spend the money.
Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 31 03:39:26 EST 2003 | NP
EC7M is clean up solvent that can help to prevent white residue problem. It made from Orange shield. Good luck
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