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Im looking for equipment that can attach solder balls betwee... - Nov 15, 2004 by

also the balls need to be lead free, just to make it more in... - Nov 15, 2004 by

In creating your solder balls, consider printing or dispensi... - Nov 15, 2004 by davef

Vanguard is a ball placement machine. They are out on Long I... - Nov 18, 2004 by PeteC

Please contact me offline and I can discuss methods of attac... - Nov 23, 2004 by Jim Z

nrocco

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solder ball attachment machines | 15 November, 2004

Im looking for equipment that can attach solder balls between the size 15-25 mils to the leads of a land grid array. There is also the posibility of attaching balls before leads are inserted into the socket. This is a little differant than attaching solder balls to a BGA because were looking to apply them to leads, rather than a flat substrate/ board. Any help would be appreciated

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nrocco

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solder ball attachment machines | 15 November, 2004

also the balls need to be lead free, just to make it more interesting.

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davef

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solder ball attachment machines | 15 November, 2004

In creating your solder balls, consider printing or dispensing solder paste on the pads of the LGA and then reflowing the paste.

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PeteC

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solder ball attachment machines | 18 November, 2004

Vanguard is a ball placement machine. They are out on Long Island NY and manufactured by White Eagle Engineering. The contact person is Pete Heinzl 520-791-0239, pheinzl@whiteeagleeng.com

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Jim Z

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solder ball attachment machines | 23 November, 2004

Please contact me offline and I can discuss methods of attaching solder balls to stamped metals contacts �on the fly� while the contacts are still continuously oriented or in reel form.

Regards Jim Zanolli Teka Interconnection Systems Phone: 401-785-4110 E-mail: zanolli@tekais.com

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