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Hi Technetters,
I wonder what your experiences are with this kind of technology, i.e. Proflow head from DEK or Rheopump from MPM.
I have a high mix low volume application (250 different assemblies with lot quantities between 5 and 20). The assemblies are ranging from low complexity (a few SMT passives and an IC) up to fairly complex (10"x12", high density, 0402, 10 mini BGAs).
Will a pump be good for me from the logistic/financial point of view? What about the viability of these systems, are they OK, no tendency to break whan you least need it?
Thanks,
Ioan
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