Electronics Forum | Mon Jun 07 07:18:23 EDT 1999 | tannlin
| Hi everybody, | | Somebody know the advantages of electroformed stencils on laser cut stencils ? | | any coment is apreciated. | | | thanks | | Al Al As far as I am aware most of the big OEM's and CEM's have tried and rejected frameless sten
Electronics Forum | Mon Jun 07 07:31:59 EDT 1999 | tannlin
| Hi everybody, | | Somebody know the advantages of electroformed stencils on laser cut stencils ? | | any coment is apreciated. | | | thanks | | Al Al I have a quote for you from one of the major CEM's "anyone who thinks they are controllin
Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 04 12:23:04 EDT 1999 | tannlin
| | We are looking into frameless stencil systems for screen printing. Outside frame size of 29x29. | | | | Pros: smaller storage requirements and cheaper stencils. | | | | Cons: sharp metal edges, additional change over time required | | | | Can
Electronics Forum | Fri Oct 26 06:16:30 EDT 2001 | genglish
I have located an alternative supplier who manufacturers at half the cost of a DEK pump print and has a UK standard 3 day delivery service!!!! Contact Graham Hall or Fraser Shaw Tannlin@compuserve.com (G)
Electronics Forum | Sun Mar 07 03:33:54 EST 2004 | Jack
Thanks guys, I have been looking into the 'vectorguard' system. It actually looks pretty good,though I have only seen it on their sites. Has anyone tested it? Apparantly DEK and Tannlin make it.
Electronics Forum | Mon Dec 13 11:21:41 EST 2004 | wikunkle
To us the system seems very good. Mount & dismount is simple and solid. As a stencil supplier, we know there is another system that solves the sharp edge issue, called Wizard/QTS. DEK likely has the edge in a high prod. environment. Bill
Electronics Forum | Sun Dec 12 13:29:40 EST 2004 | stuart
HI , We have been evaluating this remountable foil system with a view to replacing our existing one. We don't have space for framed stencils but production are complaining about the sharp foils. There's not much in the archives on it but it seems
Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 15 20:17:48 EST 2004 | cmiller
We have switched from IIT pro-plates to QTS stencils. lots of companies provide them. We still buy from IIT, they have been one of the best suppliers we have had. The single axes tightening just does not get it anymore with the super small parts we h
Electronics Forum | Sun Aug 06 16:37:00 EDT 2000 | fraser
1. A step stencil is a waste of perfectly good stainless steel! 2. They are characterised by lousy prints on the very parts that are most critical in your process - whilst leaving good prints on the easy stuff. 3. MMM.... nasty chemicals! 4. Exactly!
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