Hi Technet,

We're planning to replace our old ECD semi-aqueous batchcleaning
machines (cleaner 6307 + rinser 9600) by machines of Austin American
Technology Corporation with the same typenumbers. Our vendor tells us
that the AAT machines are 100% identical to the ECD's, except for the
controller-units. Therefore it shouldn't be necessary to do an extensive
process qualification, which is the main reason for selecting this
machine.
My worry is that after buying the machine we find out that there are
some significant differences after all, and that we still need to spend
time and money on a process qualification. There are no machines
available here in the Netherlands to evaluate this before we buy.

Perhaps someone else has experience with both the ECD and AAT machines,
and is willing to comment on this ?

Daan Terstegge
Thales Communications
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Personal Website: http://www.smtinfo.net

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