[Case Study of Pressure Measurement Film] Squeegee Pressure in Cream Solder Printing Machine
Achieving reduction of defects and improvement of print quality! Case study on squeegee pressure distribution measurement during cream solder printing.
This is a case study of pressure distribution measurement using "Presscale" in the printed circuit board and electronic component assembly industry. When screen printing cream solder onto a printed circuit board, if the pressure distribution of the squeegee is not uniform, variations in the amount of cream solder applied can occur, leading to issues such as poor conductivity during component assembly. This product allows us to understand the pressure being generated, providing valuable guidance for adjusting squeegee pressure and designing support bases. [Case Overview] ■ Purpose - Setting up cream solder printing and designing cream solder printing machines ■ Benefits of Implementation - Reduction of time loss due to trial-and-error adjustments - Reduction of losses from defective components and circuit boards in the final process - Prevention of quality defects from oversight *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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