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Very fishy missing solder paste issue

Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 19 05:16:34 EDT 2005 | aj

Hi, I looked at the pictures and it looks as if it should be a straight forward solution..but obviously not. I would focus on the stencil/print more than placement machine. The placement machine simply places the part on the board!#(just one thing

Very fishy missing solder paste issue

Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 19 09:45:51 EDT 2005 | cyber_wolf

I have seen this problem on Mydata machines before. I am very sure that your missing paste is being caused by the placement machine. Check these things : 1. There is a small white check valve on the pressure side of the vacuum pump. Make sure it is

Very fishy missing solder paste issue

Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 19 12:18:43 EDT 2005 | russ

We have had this problem with one of our machine although it is not a Mydata. We had to reduce the blow off time for these. Our problem was also these same Rnet packages. the part is proabably picked a little off center, then the blow off hits the

Very fishy missing solder paste issue

Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 19 12:29:20 EDT 2005 | cyber_wolf

How does the mount plane change if the surface of the board is located in the same place every time ? For example: If you put 2 boards side by side on the Y wagon : one board measures .020" and the other .200" the surfaces of the boards are going

Solder Paste Storage

Electronics Forum | Sun Jul 17 23:45:04 EDT 2005 | adlsmt

Without knowing how much you use or what you use it for or what brand and which type, hard to say. In general, follow the Manufacturers recomendations. If you are doing precision work then use cartridges and let them warm up to room temp for a few ho

01005 (0402 in metric unit) printing accuracy

Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 21 02:54:10 EDT 2005 | Base

(... so hard to resist... Rob is probably going to kick my derriere for this post...) So was Assembleon... They first placed a very large QFP (think it was 208) and then placed a whole bunch of 01005's in between the leads. And to top it off they al

Lead presence testing

Electronics Forum | Mon Aug 08 08:18:52 EDT 2005 | davef

Rob We agree with Jason's point about swab lead indicators. You need to be careful interpreting the results. Lead must be in sufficient measurable quantities as found in Sn 63/37 or Sn 60/40 solders. Handheld units are: * Oxford (bought the X-Met

Flux activity with SAC305

Electronics Forum | Wed Jul 27 22:14:57 EDT 2005 | Ken

If no-clean...then this seems "relatively" normal. You could try and extend your peak and duration, however, manufacturers are adjusting their chemistry to survive these normal temperatures (up to 260C and 30 seconds within 5C of peak). You will h

BGA Rework Equipment

Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 16 20:54:51 EDT 2006 | PV

Hi Ahmad, I am using SRT 1100 for about 4 years. I like it but I am looking for something better. What ERSA Model you are using? Is it IR/PL 650A? I do BGA Reworks almost everyday. The most difficult Reworks I have had so far are a very small u

BGA Rework Equipment

Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 16 20:55:13 EDT 2006 | PV

Hi Ahmad, I am using SRT 1100 for about 4 years. I like it but I am looking for something better. What ERSA Model you are using? Is it IR/PL 650A? I do BGA Reworks almost everyday. The most difficult Reworks I have had so far are a very small u


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