Electronics Forum | Wed May 02 07:46:36 EDT 2012 | cbeneat
We do the same, once you kill the power you lose your air circulation. I'm assuming it's not too good for the oven to have all that heat not moving.
Electronics Forum | Wed May 09 11:40:28 EDT 2012 | gnus
Teaching trays (considering you already have the package in your library) takes about 2 mins. Really comes in handy for small batches when ICs/BGAs are supplied in small strips.
Electronics Forum | Fri May 04 20:14:38 EDT 2012 | hegemon
From my past experience, of those 5 I would go with Mirtec. Easy programming, and great support. A pretty well thought out package for the $$ I have no affiliation with, nor receive any benefit from any company mentioned above. 'hege
Electronics Forum | Mon May 07 08:09:14 EDT 2012 | tommyttr
Go with YesTech. They are tried and true. I have been using them for years. Top notch company all around.
Electronics Forum | Tue May 22 07:55:05 EDT 2012 | rway
Although not listed in your post, I recommend YesTech. I have been using them since 2007. We have two M1 systems, and they have been good machines. We evaluated three: YesTech, Mirtec, and Christopher. Of the three, the YesTech system caught more
Electronics Forum | Tue May 08 14:22:18 EDT 2012 | scottjwarren
Wow! Thanks for the replies, everyone. Lots to digest. I'm going to take some time to do some research in these various directions and may have more questions. Thanks again for the recommendations and advice.
Electronics Forum | Tue May 08 13:07:07 EDT 2012 | joeherz
This isn't the correct forum for material availability issues BUT here is a contact that we have used for difficult to find parts - Mac (Michael) La Barbera, MLABARBE@americaii.com. Good luck.
Electronics Forum | Tue May 08 16:36:41 EDT 2012 | warwolf
has anybody have any experience with this eco-friendly stuff? http://www.fluxcleaner.com/category/1-flux-cleaner.aspx and are there any others that are better? and just general flux cleaner discussion Regards
Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 08 09:47:19 EDT 2012 | duso02
Umar, it may never be solved. Some coatings just do not stick to some substrates. Have you tried using a different coating? Even changing to 1B31S may be enough. Or 1B73 acrylic. Also, look into Nexus3C.com.
Electronics Forum | Wed May 09 04:17:49 EDT 2012 | umar
HI SMT Forum, Right now I am looking for the equipment to measure of my coating thickness that apply to the PCBA process. my chemical type is use acrylic and polyurethane type. If any one of the forum knowing about that, I would like to have on you
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