Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 20 09:11:33 EDT 2008 | jsims
We ran 3 750's, a 2060, and a 2080 for about 10 years. If you'd like to talk about it offline, give me an e-mail. jsims@schrader.co.uk. We had a positive experience. Good luck. John S.
Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 20 12:49:12 EDT 2008 | charliedci
We have been running a 2060 for 2 years, along with other older juki/zevatech placement systems. We have also had positve results. Fell free to contact me via e-mail for more specific info. charliem@dciincorporated.com
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 21 15:30:28 EDT 2008 | jamyboy
Juki is a great way to go as far as reliability the Jukis are bullet proof. Change overs are much like other Japanese machines if you have the feeder carts, tray changer and stay away from Vibratory feeders you will be successful with this platform i
Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 02 19:00:00 EDT 2008 | jlawson
Another software provider for MSL/MSD Management is Valor's vManage Software MES system.... is scalable so can implement just MSD Management if this is all you need. Can be implemented to even stop SMT equipment and warn operators in real time when
Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 05 15:11:19 EDT 2008 | scotceltic
Another software solution for auto tracking is Humitel made by a company called Accuassembly. Our company has used them for years with success. It is now a company wide standard. http://www.accuassembly.com/humitel/index.shtml
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 21 08:15:07 EDT 2008 | naynayno
Thanks Dave, I will be sticking with Manufacturing Engineering. These are good guidelines but what is standard clearance for various packages? This is a dimension we usually seek by eye, whether we will have a problem or not. We use straight DI -
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 21 11:26:45 EDT 2008 | dlabelle
Mild tombstoning on 1206 Kingbright LED. Has anyone seen this problem and have any suggestions in root cause? Please see attachment for more detail
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 21 12:17:38 EDT 2008 | cyber_wolf
The blower for zone 6 bottom is turning 46.725 RPM's too fast. While we are waiting on some of the other pro's to confirm my diagnosis, you may want to check the forum archives for "tombstone".
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 21 14:18:12 EDT 2008 | wrongway
yes I have seen that same problem several years ago we didn't change anything the problem went away when we used a differant date code from the same vendor I just figured it was comtaminated leads
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 21 15:41:18 EDT 2008 | dphilbrick
We had the same problem, same brand part. We were running 3 different flavors only had the issue with one reel. Swaped out that reel for another and the problem went away.
