Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 08 02:32:41 EDT 2004 | brownegg
yep, its the original device manufacturer. I'm trying to find out which ODM's those companies use. Especially wanna find out the ODM's based in Taiwan. The main aim of this is to find out who they source their computer parts from. thanks in advan
Electronics Forum | Sat Jul 10 22:47:38 EDT 2004 | SMT helps!
Hi Al, check out (AES) Automate Equipment Services, Inc base in Oklahoma WWW.smtsupports.com or 1-800-833-3484 Mike Baker, Steve Lewis, Marty Greene for contact. Good luck Vinnie
Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 30 15:13:31 EDT 2004 | Chris
The Zephytronics unit does not have the power you need. Their process is based on low temp soldering. Companies like PACE have preheat units that will give you more power and control. I see more Zephytronics on the shelf in my travels than any oth
Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 22 05:43:56 EDT 2004 | jbtech
Can some one explain to me why the ceramic nozzles are cracking not on the tip but on the base??? also how long do the sleeves last, no informaton from siemens they just came in and changed from 'o'ring to bearing type?? Thanks Julie
Electronics Forum | Sun Sep 12 05:26:09 EDT 2004 | richard
your choice are good.. i suggest you buy samsung machines since you are based in korea. samsung CP60 and CP60 HP are the best in the bussiness today
Electronics Forum | Mon Aug 16 09:17:13 EDT 2004 | russ
For flatness - Put the part on a leveling plate and roll a dial indicator across it. The leveling plate is not required for a true flatness check but using this will also work for parallelism of lead base to top of body.
Electronics Forum | Tue Aug 17 14:16:42 EDT 2004 | mattkehoe
This is an unusual request but we need a Unix, HP, In Circuit Test Expert for some technical work. This is located in Norcross GA, near Atlanta and we need them now!!! Any takers? Call 770-475-4576 and ask for Matt Kehoe. mk
Electronics Forum | Tue Aug 17 23:46:19 EDT 2004 | fastek
Matt- I know the best in the business but he's located in California. Send me an e-mail if you can't locate one nearer to you. Rick
Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 17 14:30:06 EDT 2004 | russ
You are right, playing with apertures is how to ensure release. Making a stencil thinner or thicker is "playing with apertures" It all relates to aspect and area ratio calculations and what you need to do based upon the numbers you get. Russ
Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 13 13:41:13 EDT 2004 | Brent R
You can also look online at http://www.uic.com. Register on the website and you have access to the knowledge bases as well.
