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USB 2.0 Cable 10 Foot Type A Male to Type B Male

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Type K Thermocouple Temperature Sensor

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84 oz-in NEMA 17 Stepping motors (also called stepper motor)
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16x2 LCD (Liquid Crystal Display)

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Custom Stencil Service

Custom stencil for PCB (Printed Circuit Board) up close of stencil pattern stencil with mechanical pencil shown for scale up close shot of stencil with mechanical pencil shown for scale Stencil example with mechanical pencil shown for scale Custom stencil stencil example
Custom stencil for PCB (Printed Circuit Board) up close of stencil pattern stencil with mechanical pencil shown for scale up close shot of stencil with mechanical pencil shown for scale Stencil example with mechanical pencil shown for scale Custom stencil stencil example

Introduction:

We offer a stenciling service for PCB.

Description:

Turnaround time will be about 3-4 weeks in total.

You will need to provide us with the gerber files for the PCB you designed. You will also need to specify the thickness of the stainless steel. This will affect the solder paste amount. The aspect ratio for rectangular apertures should be 1.5 and an area ratio of 0.66.

Refer to these formulas as a basic rule of thumb:

Aspect Ratio = Width of Aperture (W) / Thickness of Stencil (T) [Should equal 1.5]

Area Ratio = Area of Pad (LxW) / Area of Aperture Walls (2 x (LxW) x T) [Should equal .66]

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Learn about the Custom Stencil Service

The application of solder paste using a stainless steel stencil. The stencil is aligned with the pads on the PCB and taped down. The use of perfboards allowed a level surface.
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Using your favorite Schematic CAD software (Eagle is used in this video), print the traces and pads on the glossy side of toner transfer paper. Make sure the scale is set to 1 (or 100%). Don't touc...
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Use a very hot clothes iron. Place the toner transfer paper (printed side down) onto the copper clad board. Press the iron on the top of the paper and move the iron back and forth. Soak the paper...