Electronics Forum | Fri Aug 24 09:30:10 EDT 2012 | davef
Sorry Michael, I have no answers for you, but I do have plenty of questions, which I assume are the same questions that you have buzzing in your head. I've searched the net with Google, Technet Archives and the SMTA Knowledge base and have received b
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 30 22:03:40 EDT 2012 | davef
How about this ... If your customer plans to provide the BOM on media that could be affected by magnetic fields, might the customer want to be assured that you have an established process to the protect that media from magnetic fields?
Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 07 17:13:54 EDT 2012 | burb1999
Run the calibration screen/procedure. I have had where the camera was hit etc.. and caused a misalligned print.
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 23 11:34:03 EDT 2012 | ericrr
With the help of the photo what would the little 90°coupler that joins the little (in diameter) hose to the solenoid that makes the squeegee go forwards and backwards. This is ex-second hand screen printer (SD-04-00) from Kontakt-Systems Ltd
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 23 11:51:58 EDT 2012 | ericrr
Mind you I could ask for a “pneumatic miniature elbow” my what a big picture I posted.
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 23 13:00:29 EDT 2012 | leemeyer
That would be an air flow control valve used to adjust the speed of the squeegee. You can get them from Festo or I am sure that McMaster Carr carries them.
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 23 17:55:44 EDT 2012 | spitkis2
You need a fitting (brass or stainless steel. As mentioned above, McMaster Carr is one source. Look here http://www.mcmaster.com/#miniature-brass-barbed-tube-fittings/=iz8t1h You will need to know the thread.
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 23 15:44:17 EDT 2012 | bandjwet
Anyone have ideas on how to tin window=paned areas of a 4 x 40 gauge ribbon cable? The areas are 2-8 mm in length. Thanks! Bob
Electronics Forum | Fri Aug 24 06:11:00 EDT 2012 | tk380514
Hi everyone, In my past i have used a titanium putty to fix and modify Durostone CFR767 SOLDERING PALLETS, could anyone recommend any other substance that can be used for simple repairs for these pallets? Br: Peter
Electronics Forum | Mon Aug 27 16:40:15 EDT 2012 | cobham1
Ran them with stiffners and I worried about moving parts also but had the stiffners cut so that they could only go on so far which made it ok because The distance from the stiffners and parts was 1/16 of an inch no problem with movement.
