Electronics Forum | Tue May 05 11:05:53 EDT 2015 | billmeye
Brian, thank you for taking time to discuss your buying experience, I read your link and it was very thorough. I also work for a small CEM using Mydata equipment. We have had Mydata going back to 1998 but truely are looking for something simpler. F
Electronics Forum | Tue May 05 11:40:10 EDT 2015 | brianbrl
Hi Bill, Thank you for your input. You've reassured me that I've made the right decision. As for Juki, the platform and footprint were not what I was looking for. Plus a demo I had with a Juki machine in the 90's went so wrong (it gave new definiti
Electronics Forum | Mon Aug 01 13:30:05 EDT 2022 | unisoft
>> ProntoPLACE creates programs from CAD or Gerber or XY rotation and BOM files for setup of SMT Pick & Place, thru-hole, manusert & dispensing machines, and includes the basic features of ProntoVIEW-MARKUP. Most machines are supported such as Assem
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 13 02:03:32 EST 2015 | lambiaki
Hello Can somebody help me? My company would like to buy a new automatic SMT line. Which equipment is better, YAMAHA YS or Europlacer IINEO II. The capacity is same.
Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 09 12:52:38 EDT 2015 | brianbrl
Hi, I had Assembleon machines for many years, and worked through a total of nine of them. Three years ago we began to look at the short-comings we had, based on the machines capabilities. We started to look for a new SMT platform that could improve
Electronics Forum | Tue May 05 11:55:56 EDT 2015 | billmeye
Thanks Brian. When we are more serious about buying new equipment I definitely appreciate the offer to e-mail with questions.
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 25 10:36:50 EST 2015 | robl
As previous posters have mentioned you need to understand your product range, changeovers, number of feeders needed, critically local support, etc. I've used both and although the Europlacer feeders are nice they are also expensive. We have lot
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 13 12:00:21 EST 2015 | placementguy
I have extensive experience with both..I could share a list of 10 major differences, based on your manufacturing environment and the products you make, if you would like. It really matters whether you are high volume, low mix or low-med. volume, high
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 19 05:32:29 EST 2015 | aj
not a user of either machines but I have assessed quite a lot of machines and iineo II ticked every box for me... But like others have said, really depends on what you need to achieve with the machine....if you are an OEM and you have a fair idea of
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 13 11:22:17 EST 2015 | slarochellesmt
I can offer some background on the IINEO II as I feel it is much better than the Yamaha. I currently have 3 IINEO IIs in production that replaced 3 Assembleon lines. The IINEOs handle quick changeovers better than any SMT line that I have used to d
