Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 27 16:58:19 EDT 1999 | hany a. salam
Hello there: Currently we are building our own facility for producing electronic assemblies. I had a long discussion with my colleagues concerning the ESD mats surrounding the sensitive components areas such as the pick & place machine
Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 27 16:58:13 EDT 1999 | hany a. salam
Hello there: Currently we are building our own facility for producing electronic assemblies. I had a long discussion with my colleagues concerning the ESD mats surrounding the sensitive components areas such as the pick & place machine
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 28 15:28:07 EDT 1999 | Bill Haynes
Hany, ESD mats, in my opinion, are very important. Why jepordize the quality of your product. We use sheets of stainless steel around all areas that are ESD sensitive and ground them to the machines. Of course they are no good unless the people st
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 28 09:43:08 EDT 1999 | Dave F
Jeff: You are a "wild and crazy guy!!!" Dave F
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 28 21:31:52 EDT 1999 | Ron T
How are you going to ground the metal sheets? You certainly don't want to leave these hard grounded; you need to dissipate any static charge over time.
Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 27 17:27:58 EDT 1999 | John Thorup
well... it might be cheaper. But I think it's a bad idea. First, your operators will hate you by the end of the day with their sore feet, not to mention lost productivity. Second, safety. Even if the plates are connected to ground through a resistor
Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 27 22:58:56 EDT 1999 | Jeff Sanchez
Hany, John is right! How do I know cause I have a metal wire floor. I was faced with the same problem you are faced with now and the price was up there. I had one advantage, My floors where raised wood when we got the shop. This reduced the fati
Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 11 13:39:49 EDT 2006 | russ
Dissipative flooring is not really "conductive" so to speak. what it does is (supposedly)dissipate charge as it accumulates on the surface of mat. Does this mat have a ground lug on it? Responses are correct, unless you can get conductivity between
Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 29 21:04:32 EST 2017 | davef
Yes, "corrosion" should be on your buyers spec for ESD mats. ESD mats are another one of those sneaky little gotcha things, where it's easy to think that all blue mats are the same. Kapon tape is another one where you can't purchase strictly based
Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 10 07:24:13 EDT 2002 | John
I need teoretical info for theme "Matted surface vs solder ball". Is it right that some solder pastes decrease solder balling but give matted surface after reflow? That diference between these pastes and others? Are the matted surface worse solder b
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