Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 01 16:28:17 EDT 2013 | jimmyboz
Does anyone have info on the "Cycle Steel" > function on the Fuji XP141 machines. I am new to > the industry and have not had any luck finding > information on it. I talked to Fuji and they > just tell me to leave it on, it will help with > pl
Electronics Forum | Tue Apr 15 15:12:50 EDT 2014 | bradlevy
Thanks Bob. I just didn't have enough experience with production SMT (vs hand-soldered prototypes) to know how finicky some things like this are. I've tried to do a lot of reading, but I haven't seen much that talks about things like this. I also hav
Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 03 13:15:35 EDT 2014 | rgduval
If you are developing a cost model for quotation/estimation purposes, we would recommend time studying a handful of existing jobs/set up's that you have, and averaging your actual CPM rate. Then determining your cost to operate from there. This wil
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 07 09:24:42 EDT 2014 | tombstonesmt
Good morning everyone! I'm searching through tech sheets and equipment manuals to determine the recommended paste thickness on the stencil during operation. We use a MPM momentum screen printer using SAC305 paste. Board isn't too complex; one QFP, co
Electronics Forum | Wed Jul 29 01:58:08 EDT 2015 | buckcho
Hello, there are several great machines you can choose from. I would recommend making a benchmark, if you can. You chose 4 machines that meet you requirements (mostly prize range) and make them program and debug one of your products. After that insp
Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 29 06:16:19 EDT 2016 | dmsm123
We do have a commen problem with flux residues after the wave soldering process, even after using correct wave soldering profiles recommended by the flux supplier, The following flux type is being used Alpha EF 2210 VOC Fre Bellcore No Clean water Ba
Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 08 16:12:19 EDT 2017 | davef
Your plater's recommendation should work fine. Your simple copper plate will work, but you'll be stepping into fighting a copper tarnish battle. Silver over the copper is a better choice. I was thinking a silver thickness of a minimum of 3 microns
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 13 13:26:43 EST 2017 | rcooley4
Hi all, I'm in the market for a BGA rework machine capable of handling a wide range of PCB's, anything from little 2"X2" board up to 15"X15" back-plane boards that are 0.100" thick. I would like to find a machine that can remove BGA's & QFN's, clean
Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 09 12:52:00 EDT 2018 | slthomas
We are about to do a second iteration of something we struggled mightily with last time and I'm hoping to at least make a step in the right direction. There are 12 of these parts on the board and virtually all of them required removal and replacemen
Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 08 15:02:10 EDT 2019 | SMTA-Joe
Hello SMTA, I am looking into the possibility of automating, or semi-automating the application of thermal gel (THERMA-A-GAP GEL8010) onto the bottom of some power supplies installed in PCBs. As of now I will need to apply approx. 5 mils of this gel
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