Electronics Forum | Fri May 12 18:07:12 EDT 2023 | johndep7
Funny enough, I actually have a link open for Sayaka, I was looking to see if anyone recommended them. I will contact them now. Thank you!
Electronics Forum | Fri May 26 08:34:03 EDT 2023 | zsoden
Go for YG100 and YG88. Or in the USA the equivalent Assembleon options. The benefit is that your feeders will still be compatible. The Windows based OS on these is way easier to use than the DOS system on YV machines.
Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 13 19:22:01 EDT 2023 | saucyshawn
I have been very happy with Pillarhouse. Exact model for you would depend a lot on batch vs inline. We are using the Jade Prodex.
Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 25 20:00:02 EDT 2023 | fuji_user_2014
I need to remove solder mask from a ground plane for rework purposes. What is the best method for doing this in the scale of 1000-1500 units? Recommended tools?
Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 24 20:50:41 EDT 2023 | dilogic
Can anyone recommend machine for conformal coating? I know that it depends on the coating material, but I am interested in practical advices - like experience with existing equipment, maintenance issues etc. Thanks in advance. - Deni
Electronics Forum | Fri Nov 03 21:16:40 EDT 2023 | calebcsmt
Depending on the assemblies you're producing, I highly recommend 8.9HF from Indium for a low residue SAC305 alloy. We have been using this for years in our NC process and residues are very little, with appropriate stencil apertures and paste printing
Electronics Forum | Thu Nov 09 15:33:27 EST 2023 | SMTA-64387381
Looking for recommendations for an SMT supplier (both SMT and through-hole capabilities) in the Greenville, SC area. The product portfolio is high mix, and low volume. We would kit/supply materials, so we are only looking for assembly capabilit
Electronics Forum | Thu Nov 30 10:49:05 EST 2023 | carl_p
You might find what your looking for in the component datasheet or at least a recommended footprint. As your looking for advise I would speak with whomever you have your stencils designed by at the min, they likely already have a database of options
Electronics Forum | Thu Dec 28 08:10:13 EST 2023 | vickey
Always follow the manufacturer's guidelines and recommendations when troubleshooting or performing maintenance on the equipment. If you're unsure about any step, it's advisable to seek assistance from Fuji's technical support or a qualified service t
Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 05 16:26:54 EST 2024 | mistrthou
I haven't used one, but KISS was bought out by Nordson, and the newest version of the KISS 103 is the Cerno 508.1. Their earlier Cerno's were almost identical to the KISS 103's. Something to keep in mind if you're used to programming that style.
