Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 09 14:36:30 EDT 2006 | cyber_wolf
Swag, I think I have mentioned this on the forums before....The only way to truly get those chains clean is to use a foaming oven cleaner. It requires several applications to get them completely clean. Also, you need to remove the tracks and clean t
Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 23 12:14:15 EDT 2006 | jdengler
At a previous job we had a kit to splice the belts. It was a clamping and squeeze device and a soldering iron with a flat blade. You would cut the ends for a suare edge, put the belt in the clamp unit with a small gap. Use the iron to melt both en
Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 07 10:52:21 EDT 2006 | Machine Designer
Tsk tsk, UIC... how the mighty have fallen... now owned by financial partners who do not know the industry and who will be eager to recoup an investment in an aging manufacturing industry which sorely needs new and strong global management... Not men
Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 17 17:27:08 EDT 2006 | adlsmt
Define "pretty easily". Did anyone ever do whatever is making them fall off now before? In most casses where a component "falls off" then someone implements a totally subjective test to make sure the rest of the parts wont "fall off" they damage a lo
Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 05 06:11:23 EST 2007 | pavel_murtishev
Good afternoon, http://www.panasonic-industrial.com/ Panasonic still supports their old models. Drop them an e-mail and they will answer your question. What Cpk do you need to know? Placement accuracy I suppose. Placement accuracy depends strongly
Electronics Forum | Sun Dec 26 01:47:43 EST 2010 | twentyninehairs
Do you still have the manual for this? I'm trying to convert one of these into a cnc router. It has a perfect frame for a strong table with a good plenum for vacuum ducting. I'll need to mount a Z-axis to it, probably beef up the y-axis, and re-arran
Electronics Forum | Wed May 16 13:40:19 EDT 2007 | slthomas
"I read a study a while back by IBM that showed too strong a vacuum would cause too much moisture to enter the bags." That's what the nitrogen is for. If you pull a vacuum w/o backfilling with something dry, like nitrogen, pretty soon the vacuum ove
Electronics Forum | Tue Jun 26 21:36:48 EDT 2007 | davef
While your peak temperature measurement is probably correct, you probably ripped the pads from the board long before reaching that temperature. By using a steep temperature ramp, you are causing the corners of the BGA to curl away from the board and
Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 05 08:23:24 EDT 2007 | realchunks
Hi Lloyd (did I just stutter?), While I do love Steve's response, I must add that solder is not a very strong metal. And technically, it's sole purpose is to provide an electrical connection. It's a bad choice for mechanical connections, yet every
Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 12 17:09:11 EDT 2007 | allwave
HI John, I use wave fixtures with titanium inserts. So far I have not seen any problem with walls about 0.010" thickness and 0.120" tall (or deep depending how you see it)...The Titanium-composite interface is also very strong (as long as you have e
