Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 25 07:47:14 EDT 2006 | egrice1@wi.rr.com
Take a look at ERSA. German company with many years experience in lead free soldering. Also have the top Selective Soldering system in the business.
Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 11 16:24:10 EDT 2006 | ThermPro
Hello James, The most cost effective system you could buy is an offshore manufactured system. Most of the technology is the same, as well as, the design and construction as the big brands. Take a look at http://www.thermproeng.com Regards, Sea
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 28 15:15:49 EST 2007 | JMW
The BEST cost effective system you could buy is slightly used. Take a look at http://www.jmw-inc.com/
Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 27 08:28:05 EDT 2006 | AR
Hi all All you wave soldering people, have you had any trouble in keeping the copper level of your SAC solder pots under control? How do you combat the gradual rise of copper contents owing to dissolution from through-hole component leads etc.?
Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 02 17:33:24 EDT 2006 | russ
nope it will not, I am sure that an FR-4 board has been wave soldered sometime in history Russ
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 12 12:37:27 EDT 2006 | pegasus59
MY PARTS SUPPLIER PRICES SEEM HIGH FOR PARTS FOR MY WAVE SOLDER. I AM LOOKING FOR AIR STONES FOR THE FLUX. ANY BODY HAVE OTHER OUTLETS I CAN LOOK IN TO?
Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 14 19:13:21 EST 2006 | russ
You have incomplete plating in the through holes would be my bet, baking will not solve, nothing will, at least that is what I have found except a lot of hand work and frustration, have your PCB house perform cross section at affected area in your
Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 21 13:34:04 EST 2006 | billwestiet
I've been doing this for a year and a half, and that is the best one I have heard. LOL. By the way, in my experience, the boards have stayed soldered. Whenever I am in China though, I am alwasy hungry...
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 27 16:38:23 EST 2006 | billwestiet
Greg, I'm intrigued. Where have you had a chance to install and support over 250 machines? Thanks for the tips, we'll try this out.
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 27 17:14:50 EST 2006 | russ
That must have been what the conveyor angle was on the machine they copied, remember that the Chinese do not know the engineering on equipment only how to "copy it" Russ
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