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EX-750

Rework Equipment / Thru-Hole Rework / Model EX-750 Model EX-750 Overview The EX 750 REPAIR AND MANUFACTURING SYSTEM is the ideal station for sensitive expensive electronic circuit. The EX 750 is a surface mount and conventional component repair and rework station. Tip temperature is electronically controlled from 450 F to 900 F. Two programmable digital controllers feature responsive closed loop t...

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SMD/SMT Repair and Rework...

Repair Procedures / SMD/SMT Repair and Rework Procedures SMD/SMT Repair and Rework Procedures Removal Procedure: 1. Remove excess coating from the QFP leads prior to component removal. Use the pad prep cleaner included in the Motorola 81-30303-E45 SMD Tool Kit. Note: Replace the prep cleaner nib every 2-3 component removal prep cycles, or cut off contaminated tip end with razor blade. 2. Set the t...

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Thru-Hole Rework

Thru-Hole Rework: EX-680 The ideal desoldering station for sensitive electronic circuits. Features a three digit LED readout displaying temperature setting and reading and operator lock out system. Continuous vacuum is achieved through an in-house air supply filtered and regulated from 60-120 psi and PNEU-VAC foot pedal activating a venturi system for an instant vacuum force of 20-23"Hg, ideal for...

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SMT Rework, SMD Repair and BGA Repair & Rework

Stand Alone Pre-Heat Solutions: Dragon SMD 2000 A Digital, closed-loop, temperature controlled, bottom preheater for use with all Chipmaster package systems. Radiant Hot Plate SMD-6000 The Radiant Hot Plate 8100-6000 has been engineered to provide an efficient High Mass, Digitally Controlled, Direct Radiant Energy source for In Process and Off-Line preheat and bake requirements of electronic compo...

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Repair Procedures / QFP Removal and Replacement Procedure / 2 of 5 2. Conformally Coated Components: 2.1 A detailed repair process for Conformal Coated components is outside the scope of this procedure as they usually contain smaller lead counts than discussed in this document, and are usually found in products subject to frequency of handling and environmental hazards, refer to Motorola document ...

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