Electronics Forum | Fri Nov 09 15:13:04 EST 2007 | mmjm_1099
WOW GOOGLE DOES WONDERS...... http://www.vtekusa.com/ http://www.qcorporation.com/ http://www.allproducts.com/machine/wisdom/showroom1.html PLENTY MORE OUT THERE.....
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 06 09:28:42 EST 2008 | mainenetservices
Another SMTnet registered company is looking for information on "converter slitter machine" availability. Are there any equipment dealers that can help with this? I will forward all contact information to the member. Thank you. Dennis@SMTnet.com
Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 18 17:12:38 EST 2008 | flipit
I used the Rosenthal sheeter or slitter when I worked in flex circuits. Do you want to go from roll to sheet sheet stock? These machines worked very well for us. http://www.rosenthalmfg.com/
Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 23 12:05:40 EST 2009 | lenb
IMMEDATE NEED for USED adhesive dispensing machine that has "Z" axis sensing. Please contact me 630-543-3022 Thank you
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 05 10:51:27 EDT 2010 | floydf
Can anyone give me some insight into what to look for on a used X-Ray machine. Or just any thoughts on using X-Ray inspection. We are getting more and more QFNs and our inspection seems a little subjective. Thanks.
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 05 14:58:18 EDT 2010 | mikesewell
Smaller and multi-row QFNs will probably require an oblique view/5-axis xray with resolution of at least 1 micrometer and preferably a nanofocus machine. Given the low standoff and small pad size, verifying wetting can be challenging on interior pad
Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 19 11:24:03 EST 2012 | emeto
Versaflow3 is way better than KISS103. I had them both and I don't see any comparison.they are different class machines.
Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 22 15:33:20 EST 2013 | hegemon
Funny how things can be looked at from two sides. Not sure what would be considered low volume in the above post. Our first KISS machine has been producing product for well over 4 years now, double shifts every day, and about 50% of the saturdays
Electronics Forum | Sat Nov 24 09:35:37 EST 2012 | rmazenha
Hi, i have 2 pick&place machines. which configuration is better: put 2 in series or parallel? Thanks
Electronics Forum | Sun Nov 25 17:04:38 EST 2012 | davef
If you can put and run all the parts for a single product on one machine, run them in parallel. If you can't, run them in series.
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