Electronics Forum | Tue Apr 30 10:14:43 EDT 2019 | SMTA-Joe
I wish I had that much power! They're always going to select components according to their needs, but I want to know if there are standard pad layouts (complete size/shape) that are shared between components so I can re-use some screens for multiple
Electronics Forum | Tue Apr 30 13:24:00 EDT 2019 | reckless
That was a year ago, got my feet wet now and looking for something nicer but preferrably not $400k. I'm just trying to learn more about the turret technology and see if there is anything for a small tiny factory being run by a single operator/tech
Electronics Forum | Fri May 03 09:45:43 EDT 2019 | reckless
I was hoping for more than 40k cph. I don't need too many feeders so brand is not a huge concern. Reliable, no headache operation is higher importance. I'm starting to look at newer machines but do like buying once and getting extended life out of
Electronics Forum | Thu May 16 08:10:35 EDT 2019 | relaycz
From my experience with our two Hanwha machines, they are very reliable. In the time (7 and 3 years) we had them, there haven't been any issues with machines themselves. Only issue that came up were with some of the feeders. What you have to conside
Electronics Forum | Wed May 22 09:18:55 EDT 2019 | emeto
Hi, from what you are saying I am not sure you need turret head. One operator means you will prefer a machine that has feeders on the front only. Remember that the machine speed has nothing to do with the number of boards you are going to produce. R
Electronics Forum | Wed May 22 11:58:32 EDT 2019 | emeto
If the setup is not huge, I would say get the ASM. They have great setup optimizer. You can have multiple reels if the same parts on the setup and have all the setup in front of the machine, so your operator don't have to circle around all the time.
Electronics Forum | Wed May 01 14:22:48 EDT 2019 | stephendo
There was a British reality show where they dropped scientists different places and gave them challenges. One place was in New Zealand near an old gold mine. One task was to purify gold with the materials they had on hand. Take a wild guess what they
Electronics Forum | Mon May 06 11:45:32 EDT 2019 | slthomas
There are quite a few papers out there on the subject. Just enter "SMT void reduction" into google or other search engine and take your pick. That said, slow ramp rates and paste volume reduction are a good place to start. Although I haven't tried i
Electronics Forum | Tue May 07 13:49:05 EDT 2019 | tey422
Like I stated before, I am not familiar with the machine. I can only make suggestions. If you found solder paste on the nozzle, clean it off to prevent part stuck to the nozzle tip. I would also check if the nozzle tips are being worn off; uneven we
Electronics Forum | Wed May 08 12:01:49 EDT 2019 | bobpan
pretty sure it does squeegie blades first....then if you have a table...it drops and starts to move out.....and then the head moves. Most times i have seen this....if nothing is moving....one of the cover switches are not made...use a magnet on each
