Magnets in the bottom of CP6 feeders ?

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Does anyone know why there would be magnets on the bottom of... - Nov 28, 2006 by Sr. Tech

For the criminally insane to help them locate the feeders? ... - Nov 30, 2006 by Rob

Dude - Keep away from the oven, you have sniffed to many fum... - Dec 05, 2006 by

You are probably right about the oven fumes, but there are i... - Dec 05, 2006 by Sr. Tech

These feeders come from an old OEM plant. They had a in hous... - Dec 05, 2006 by sigma

Motorola had there own Verification system, which required m... - Dec 06, 2006 by IBE SMT Equipment

Sr. Tech

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Magnets in the bottom of CP6 feeders ? | 28 November, 2006

Does anyone know why there would be magnets on the bottom of the locating plate on a CP6 feeder ?

We seem to have some feeders with them and some without.

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Rob

#45805

Magnets in the bottom of CP6 feeders ? | 30 November, 2006

For the criminally insane to help them locate the feeders? Or to help hold them down when changing them if you don't have those huge lumps of steel they clip into?

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Magnets in the bottom of CP6 feeders ? | 5 December, 2006

Dude - Keep away from the oven, you have sniffed to many fumes. Magnets aren't listed in the parts list, sacrafice an operator until someone fesses up!!!

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Sr. Tech

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Magnets in the bottom of CP6 feeders ? | 5 December, 2006

You are probably right about the oven fumes, but there are indeed magnets in the bottoms of some of the feeders.

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sigma

#45982

Magnets in the bottom of CP6 feeders ? | 5 December, 2006

These feeders come from an old OEM plant. They had a in house system they put together so the machine will not run until you had the correct feeder in place. Once the feeder was scanned and put into the feeder slot, the magnet would help recognize the feeder to the device slot and talk back to the system.

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IBE SMT Equipment

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Magnets in the bottom of CP6 feeders ? | 6 December, 2006

Motorola had there own Verification system, which required magnets to be installed in the bottom of each feeder.

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