Cleaning in wash baskets

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Does anyone know of an inexpensive way of holding small part... - Nov 21, 2008 by Steve

An expensive way is Stone Mountain Tool board cages. We tri... - Nov 21, 2008 by Stephen

Search the fine SMTnet Archives. Here's an "old but a goodie... - Nov 22, 2008 by davef

Steve, We build a lot of small flex circuits and we use c... - Nov 24, 2008 by SWAG

I use a alcohol rag and compressed air to blow out them via ... - Nov 25, 2008 by WaveMasterLarry

Steve

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Cleaning in wash baskets | 21 November, 2008

Does anyone know of an inexpensive way of holding small parts or boards in place in a wash basket to prevent them from moving during cleaning process.Keep in mind you want the top of the parts/boards to also get clean. Thanks

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Stephen

#57377

Cleaning in wash baskets | 21 November, 2008

An expensive way is Stone Mountain Tool board cages. We tried to find a less expensive alternative but couldn't. These are the Cadillac of wash baskets.

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davef

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Cleaning in wash baskets | 22 November, 2008

Search the fine SMTnet Archives. Here's an "old but a goodie" from Steve 'Zeva' Gregory: http://www.smtnet.com/forums/Index.cfm?CFApp=1&Message_ID=11862

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SWAG

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Cleaning in wash baskets | 24 November, 2008

Steve,

We build a lot of small flex circuits and we use conductive silicone mesh in our wash baskets to keep things from flying around. We buy it from AGI Corporation - Huntsville, AL - 256-858-3300.

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WaveMasterLarry

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Cleaning in wash baskets | 25 November, 2008

I use a alcohol rag and compressed air to blow out them via holes. I think washing is over rated. A simple wipe is all you need. Plus it keeps the planet green which is what everyone seems to be squacking about these days. Thats why I wash one a week at most. Green is better from what i'm told.

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