Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 06 12:35:10 EST 2023 | stephendo
Most of our LEDs are assembled as individuals connected by PCB traces. The ones that aren't are triple LEDs with three colors.
Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 16 16:15:03 EST 2024 | madisreivik
Have you considered laser marking ? Cheap chinese lasers can vaporize soldermask and leave "dark copper" marking.
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 17 22:28:35 EST 2024 | dwl
In the spirit of engineers not answering the question but providing an alternative solution, have you considered using adhesive labels? for very low volumes you can hand place them. for higher volumes, you can get them on reels and place them with th
Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 19 20:31:39 EST 2024 | dwl
If it works with a mylar stencil, I don't see why it wouldn't work with a stainless steel stencil. I agree that rubber squeegees would work better then metal.
Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 23 08:13:17 EST 2024 | mjazouli
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Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 01 19:32:56 EST 2024 | dilogic
You can also cover unused part with Kapton tape on the bottom side of the stencil. We did it in the past, but today you can order stencils from JLC for almost nothing, so...
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 02 12:40:10 EST 2024 | stephendo
I worked at a place that routinely put up to six images on one stencil. Having two stencils for small boards seems so wasteful to me. Unless you are running them on two lines.
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 07 14:59:26 EST 2024 | madisreivik
I have noticed that at least for lasercutted stencil the price is mostly for apertures, so not much savings. For hand stenciling it may give some minor cost benefits but is it worth it? Messing around with tape and stuff...
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 07 15:04:57 EST 2024 | ttheis
We commonly put two images on a stencil 180 deg apart to save space and reduce cost. We keep the image centered left/right because the machines don't like it when they are offset, but turning them around front to back is no issue.
Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 11 07:05:06 EDT 2024 | klauss
while conveyor goes down to relaese pcb, some big compoments are swinging left or right due to high down speed of the conveyor. is there any way to decrease the speed?
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