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lead straightening

Kris

#12638

lead straightening | 12 February, 1999

Hello all, Looking for an automated device for straightening the leads of TSOPs and other gull wing devices prior to tape and reel or tray placement. Appreciate any help! Kris

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#12639

Re: lead straightening | 15 February, 1999

| Hello all, | Looking for an automated device for straightening the leads of TSOPs and other gull wing devices prior to tape and reel or tray placement. | Appreciate any help! | Kris | Kris: Check:

1 SMTnet archives 2 SESA 1700 Wyatt Dr Suite 11 Santa Clara CA 95054 408-988-5816 fax 5817 pgd@sesa.com

TTYL

Dave F

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Kris

#12640

Re: lead straightening | 15 February, 1999

| | Hello all, | | Looking for an automated device for straightening the leads of TSOPs and other gull wing devices prior to tape and reel or tray placement. | | Appreciate any help! | | Kris | | | Kris: Check: | | 1 SMTnet archives | 2 SESA 1700 Wyatt Dr Suite 11 Santa Clara CA 95054 408-988-5816 fax 5817 pgd@sesa.com | | TTYL | | Dave F

Dave,

Thanks for your help. I've contacted SESA and will be receiving literature. No one else carries anything for this particular job.

Thanks again Kris

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Mark Stansfield

#12641

Re: lead straightening | 16 February, 1999

Hi Kris!!

There used to be a company named Fancourt Industries that sold tools that would "recondition" leads...but I did a pretty throrough NET search and they didn't show up...hmmmm, must've went out of business or they got bought...

Anyways, instead of doing that yourself and having to buy the equipment to do it, have someone else do it. There's a company called Six Sigma out here in Silicon Valley that will inspect the parts, straighten any leads that need it, re-tin the parts if required, and then tape em' up for you. They can be reached at (408) 526-1350, and are on the WEB at www.solderquik.com (click the link below, it'll take ya there). The picture above is of their "Cyclops" inspection machines...it looks at the parts in trays...pretty cool!

-Steve Gregory-

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Kris Wiederhold

#12642

Re: lead straightening | 17 February, 1999

| Steve,

Thanks for the input, but I'm afraid I'm only allowed a three day turn from DRAM to finished product to include those pesky test failures/repairs. I'm sure you know how that goes. In-house may be the only way for me!

By the way, I just wanted to throw in a personal observation that this forum is (dare I say) as good as NEPCON for tracking down info on what we do! As a newcomer to the forum, I'll try not to step on too many toes! Let me know if I get out of line, OK?

Thanks again!

Kris

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Jesse Smith

#12643

Re: lead straightening | 17 February, 1999

We have machines here that refurbish SOJs, DIPS, PGAs, TSOPs, SOICs, and most QFP. for detailed information call Jesse Smith 800-950-3344 ext 1837

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Mark S.

#12644

Re: lead straightening | 17 February, 1999

Our company provides lead straightening (conditioning) services plus other related back-end services. Pls visit us on our website - www.chipro.com

regards,

Mark S.

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Chris Fontaine

#12645

Re: lead straightening | 22 February, 1999

Kris,

Try searching the web for the phrase "Lead Conditioning". For some reason "conditioning" is the term used most often as opposed to "straigntening". There are a number of machines out there, most notably those by STI.

Chris Fontaine Manufacturing Engineer Sanders, a Lockheed Martin Co.

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