Benefit of GridLok screen printer ?

Automatic Stencil printer, I suggest GKG G5 printer, price 20000USD and best quality in the world, sold thousands set already. please contact me by email sales@flason-smt.com for more information.

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I don't believe that there is a Grid-Lok stencil printer. Grid-Lok is a board support add-on product for placement and printer machines developed by Ovation Products [ Bethlehem, PA, USA, 1-855-GRID-LOK or +1-484-893-1028, info@grid-lok.com ovation-products.com] Currently, Grid-Lok is a subsidiary of ASM/DEK [ ASM Assembly Systems USA Inc. +888 768 4357 (press 2) smtparts.us@asmpt.com ]

So, I'd guess that the person making the recommendation to you was suggesting that you add a Grid-Lok to whatever printer that you acquire.

Production Solutions [ 12675 Danielson Court, 403, Poway, CA 92064; production-solutions.com 858-486-1088 F858-225-1881 info@production-solutions.com ] produces a product that competes with Grid-Lok.

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John,

our advice will be to get involved person that is the subject matter expert in this field for your company.

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I have worked with both Gridlock and conventional pin support mostly on DEK machines. Gridlock allows to reduce greatly changeover time in hi mix/low volume environment when switching sides on double sided boards. It also eliminates guesswork when manually placing pins. With conventional support on heavy populated boards, take care to place pins precisely, as they can damage parts on the bottom side, or make such a support unstable, compromising the print quality. Either way, with conventional pin support, an experienced operator will take no more than 5-10 min. to build a support for the board. Occasionally they can use acrylic templates with dots, or you can use mirror to verify placement. Most machines I have seen have three to five bars of gridloks between the conveyor rails, working in both manual or automatic mode. In my opinion it reduces changeover time, and prevents ruining parts on the bottom. The only drawback I noticed is occasionally dripping paste from a squeegee will stick to metal cylinders and eventually will prevent them from extending, so it needs to be periodically cleaned.

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