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Placing RF shields on PCB's.

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Currently we place them using the tray system and need to b... - Oct 18, 2016 by J P

Take a look at video 12 of 16. Just an idea.. - Oct 19, 2016 by tombstonesmt

We are currently running FUJI XPF lines and receive all of o... - Oct 24, 2016 by JWNY_smt

Thank you for the info!! ... - Oct 26, 2016 by J P

> We are currently running FUJI XPF lines and > rece... - Nov 09, 2016 by SuMoTe

Placing RF shields on PCB's. | 18 October, 2016

Currently we place them using the tray system and need to become more efficient. Any ideas? Tubes? Also we have limited space in our tray tower.

Placing RF shields on PCB's. | 19 October, 2016

Take a look at video 12 of 16. Just an idea..

http://www.intelligentactuator.com/international-robot-exhibition-in-tokyo-japan-december-2015/

Placing RF shields on PCB's. | 24 October, 2016

We are currently running FUJI XPF lines and receive all of our RF shields in T/R format.

The large shields we use come on a reel of 500, the small shields come on a reel of 800. both much more efficient than using trays.

Placing RF shields on PCB's. | 26 October, 2016

Thank you for the info!!

Placing RF shields on PCB's. | 9 November, 2016

> We are currently running FUJI XPF lines and > receive all of our RF shields in T/R format. > The large shields we use come on a reel of 500, > the small shields come on a reel of 800. both > much more efficient than using trays.

I agree. Get them on T&R. Changing out trays will kill your efficiency and generate a lot of waste.

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