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Multi-part reeling for pick and place

Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 19 09:05:56 EDT 2004 | Stockley

Chris, it was cunning of you to think of this sequencing solution, but speaking from my lofty position of King of the Workaround, I can only suggest this - forget it. Sorry to be blunt about it but you've said that your operators aren't motivated, al

CAM Software

Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 19 11:57:06 EDT 2004 | Mark

Might C, There is no thinking about it when it came to Aegis for me. I switched out from Unicam to Aegis and have been happy ever since. Thier tech support is always ready and willing to help me and the software was operator friendly. I also use it

Wavesolder PCBs encounter pinholes

Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 19 21:33:26 EDT 2004 | davef

Are you talking about small 'volcanos' that burst through PTH solder connections? If so, you have moisture outgassing through the PTH barrels: * Plating on the hole of your bare board is too thin. It should be greater than 1 thou [25um]. * Your bak

Picking ball-side up

Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 19 12:57:59 EDT 2004 | Frank

Awhile back there was a thread here about needing to pick a BGA-type component that is dead-bug (ball-side up). The OP was looking for a special nozzle tip that will conform around the balls in order to pick the component. There were a few response

Third Party Pick and Place Repair in the Florida Area

Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 30 13:43:49 EDT 2004 | Justin

Try Mike Cook. He knows just about every flavor of pick and place machine out there, but his expertise is Universal (UIC). Here is is info: Surface Mount Equipment Services Inc. (561) 883-9886 (561) 504-3812 smeqpsvs@aol.com Tell him Justin at Delt

Warming up solder paste at start of days production

Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 26 19:40:17 EDT 2004 | Grant

Hi, That's a good idea. I might head down the the 7-Eleven, and try it! I did not realize there is not too much to be gained by using refrigeration. We don't keep much paste in stock and buy it as we need it, so perhaps we should just keep it out r

Lead Free Wave Soldering

Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 23 04:27:59 EDT 2004 | greg york

Many trials conducted so far from single sided to Mixed technology dual wave with our LFB227/S 0.3Ag silver Lead free. Results are excellent, some say better than 63/37. One continueing problem though is the age old area of undercured resist and runn

Lead Free Wave Soldering

Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 23 05:03:31 EDT 2004 | loz

I'd be interested to hear what the PWB vendors have to say about your comments. This is something I have questioned before, but I fail to see how this problem can be proved. Because of all the technicalites of the wave soldering process, it is someti

Solid Solder Deposit

Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 05 19:10:53 EDT 2004 | celldude

wash->ssd top->wash->sticky flux bottom side->place smt components->reflow->wash->sticky flux top side->place topside smt components->reflow->wash) ssd is basically the process of applying solder paste to the pcb with a stencil and the solder reflowe

Solid Solder Deposit

Electronics Forum | Fri Aug 06 11:36:15 EDT 2004 | russ

I see how that works in your shop, I was thinking of when you have someone else do it for you and then both sides would have to be done at the same time and then double reflow isn't very viable with out glue. How do you flatten the solder after refl


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