LCD Separator Machine A ball grid array, or BGA is a direct descendent of the pin grid array (PGA) and is used to conduct electrical signals from the integrated circuit to the printed circuit board of an electronic component. Virtually all electronics contain printed circuit boards. While a PGA is comprised of pins, the BGA is made up of ball of solder-stuck to what is known to the "package".
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IR Rework Station • If a BGA is badly soldered or in need of repairs, it can be removed at a rework station called BGA rework station with an infrared lamp, a thermocouple and a vacuum for lifting the package. • This allows technicians to replace, renovate, reball and reinstall the BGA to return it to working order. http://advancedreworks.com/
BGA Soldering Station BGA reball station is used to refurnish the reball of ball grid array. All grid arrays are responsible for many of the compact electronics you use today. Chances are if you were to throw violently your laptop into oncoming traffic, one of the pieces you would recover would be a ball grid array. http://advancedreworks.com/
SMT Rework Stations • While it's not a recommended course of action, it simply goes to show how widespread BGA assembly and repair is. • There are numerous companies which provide the service of rework for the accessories like thermocouple, thermal tapes, and equipments like LCD separator, etc. http://advancedreworks.com/
Hot air rework stations • When these devices or accessories are unable to work properly, then they offer the quality service for repairing the accessories. • LCD separator machine is the machine that is used to separate the broken glasses from the LCD display assembly. http://advancedreworks.com/
IR Preheater You can remove broken glasses easily due to the unit heat up; according to the requirement you can also set temperatures and manage them. Visit www.advancedreworks.com for more information on BGA rework station, BGA reball station and LCD separator machine.
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