Is any supplier here?

 

I searched one type.its charged 500K RMB,about 80K dollar.

 

Boss said I need to enquire three suppliers

 

I think the correct term is pick and place machine(system). Google that and you will get a lot of hits

 

I think the correct term is pick and place machine(system). Google that and you will get a lot of hits

i dont know formal name.so I call that

 

I used to have a nice Mirrea back in the day. We got it from Tyco. Our rep said in 2008 they broke their contract with Mirrea and had to litterally throw away $50k machines in the dumpster cause Mirrea didn't want em back, and Tyco wouldn't pay for em. I was drooling thinking about someone who walked into that lot and found all those pick and place machines.
And yes its called a pick and place machine and prices have falled way way way down low. 5 years ago a decent system would cost $100k+ now a full system can be had for $5k.

Now when buying one.....Oh boy.. Look at the nozzles to pick up the chips and see if it has all the sizes you need, check all the pnuematic lines, those pop every month or so, so buy back up tubing. Then make sure it takes reels and tubes.

 

What do they call them in China if do a direct translation to English

 

When we were being trained on it, the rep said he'd been all over the world teaching and fixing PnP, reflow's, etc... He said the craziest thing he saw was in the Phillipeans, he was helping this company calibrate their oven and this is a place that ran a lot of boards and had been in biz for years. Anyways he said they were all working and at lunch they litterally put their food on the reflows conveyor and cooked it in their soldering reflow oven. He said he freaked out. They acted like it was no biggie.

 

When we were being trained on it, the rep said he'd been all over the world teaching and fixing PnP, reflow's, etc... He said the craziest thing he saw was in the Phillipeans, he was helping this company calibrate their oven and this is a place that ran a lot of boards and had been in biz for years. Anyways he said they were all working and at lunch they litterally put their food on the reflows conveyor and cooked it in their soldering reflow oven. He said he freaked out. They acted like it was no biggie.

The first time I went to a Quiznos's (non-North Americans please Google it) I thought their sandwich over looked just like a reflow over we had at one location.

As far as *my* personal SMD assembly machine, here it is:

Low volume but very high precision.

 

When we were being trained on it, the rep said he'd been all over the world teaching and fixing PnP, reflow's, etc... He said the craziest thing he saw was in the Phillipeans, he was helping this company calibrate their oven and this is a place that ran a lot of boards and had been in biz for years. Anyways he said they were all working and at lunch they litterally put their food on the reflows conveyor and cooked it in their soldering reflow oven. He said he freaked out. They acted like it was no biggie.

I've warmed my lunch on my exhaust manifold, and seen guys cook on an extruder.

 

What do they call them in China if do a direct translation to English

paste chip machine

 

When we were being trained on it, the rep said he'd been all over the world teaching and fixing PnP, reflow's, etc... He said the craziest thing he saw was in the Phillipeans, he was helping this company calibrate their oven and this is a place that ran a lot of boards and had been in biz for years. Anyways he said they were all working and at lunch they litterally put their food on the reflows conveyor and cooked it in their soldering reflow oven. He said he freaked out. They acted like it was no biggie.

we also use reflows oven,and have not used it as heater

 

we also use reflows oven,and have not used it as heater

He said they were putting pizza's in it, sandwiches, and basically anything you'd want to cook or warm up. Just imagine cooking in a 2nd world grimy reflow oven.

 

Long-distance truck drivers in Africa often stop to pick up road-killed rodents, gut them and affix them close to the exhaust manifold, where they become rat-jerky after a couple more hours rolling down the highway.

I love the smell of exhaust fumes in the morning. It smells like dinner.

 

Long-distance truck drivers in Africa often stop to pick up road-killed rodents, gut them and affix them close to the exhaust manifold, where they become rat-jerky after a couple more hours rolling down the highway.

I love the smell of exhaust fumes in the morning. It smells like dinner.

People do that here in the US. Its not too bad because road kill you can smell and see if its ok to eat. But I'd eat Rat or Roadkill 1000 times before I ate a pizza out of a lead reflow oven.