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Hi: Can you give me some tips for choose a BGA rework sys... - Oct 13, 2005 by

Hi Jerome, Look into a system from ERSA. I'm considering p... - Oct 13, 2005 by jbrower

Have a look into the finetech system. I can say its is all ... - Oct 14, 2005 by PCI

Take a look at model AT707 from advanced techniques. We had... - Oct 14, 2005 by

We also have an AT-707. It has performed pretty well for us.... - Oct 15, 2005 by jdumont

Please define the pitch of the devices, package size and are... - Oct 17, 2005 by reworkexchange

Hi Jerome, You may also want to consider APR-5000 from Me... - Oct 24, 2005 by Randy Garcia

No matter the machine/process you choose, you may want to lo... - Oct 25, 2005 by moonshine

Jerome

#37120

BGA | 13 October, 2005

Hi:

Can you give me some tips for choose a BGA rework system? Where can I buy this machines?

Thanks for your help

Best regards Jerome

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jbrower

#37121

BGA | 13 October, 2005

Hi Jerome, Look into a system from ERSA. I'm considering picking up the IR500. Jay

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PCI

#37126

BGA | 14 October, 2005

Have a look into the finetech system. I can say its is all in one.

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Mike

#37142

BGA | 14 October, 2005

Take a look at model AT707 from advanced techniques. We had ours for close to 2 years without any problems. No affiliation with the company.

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jdumont

#37163

BGA | 15 October, 2005

We also have an AT-707. It has performed pretty well for us. No issues thus far. Software has no auto profile like some others do but for the price its a good system. Get a good look at the optics before you buy. Have used this system for a couple years now I wish we got one with different color lights (Air Vac) for the part and board. Makes viewing much easier.

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reworkexchange

#37171

BGA | 17 October, 2005

Please define the pitch of the devices, package size and area rray package style so we make a recommendation. Also let us know the kind of product you will run in terms of their value (WIP cost @ time of rework), maximum board size and board thickness. Will you need to running lead-free product through this station?

Regards

BWET

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Randy Garcia

#37297

BGA | 24 October, 2005

Hi Jerome,

You may also want to consider APR-5000 from Metcal. Capability and price is very reasonable.

Randy

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moonshine

#37307