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Is It Necessary to Buy an SMT Splicing Machine? Starting from the "Experience Dilemma" of Manual Splicing
Oct 15 , 2026
In the daily operation of an SMT production line, splicing is a high-frequency operation that leaves no room for error. When a reel is about to run out, the operator must complete the joining of the old and new carrier tapes while the pick-and-place machine remains running, ensuring that material feeding is not interrupted. The operation itself is not complex, but it has one core characteri...
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Why automotive and aerospace customers write vacuum degassing into their process requirements?
Oct 22 , 2026
A bubble 0.3 mm across sits in the adhesive layer, invisible to the eye and not always caught by AOI. It stays there quietly until the product goes through its first thermal cycle — and then it becomes a rework, a claim, or a recall. 1. It is not a cosmetic defect — it is a reliability issue Under thermal cycling a bubble expands and contracts repeatedly, changing volume far more than the surround...
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