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Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 28 09:53:10 EDT 2003 | kmorris
I've got a set of apertures on a stencil that I would like to "plug" or block off. In the past we've done this with Kapton tape, but since this location is close to a fine pitch component, the thickness of the tape prevents good gasketing at the fin
Electronics Forum | Thu May 01 15:08:52 EDT 2003 | k_h
If Kapton tape doesn't work, I would recommend eating a few hundred bucks and ordering a new stencil. I think your asking for more trouble trying to plug the apertures with dried paste, glue, or anything else. It will dislodge sooner or later and pro
Industry News | 2013-05-11 22:01:39.0
The MPM® EnclosedFlow™ print head by Speedline Technologies is a revolutionary enclosed media printing technology that offers significant process and cost advantages over printing with metal squeegee blades. Solder paste is held within an enclosed chamber, and is directly pressurized during the print stroke to provide uniform and complete aperture filling for the full range of aperture sizes and fill types.
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