New Equipment | Solder Paste Stencils
Simplify and Speed Up QFN and LGA device rework. StencilMate™ leadless device rework stencils make the process of reworking leadless devices such as QFNs and LGAs simple and fast. These adhesive-backed poyimide stencils are placed on to the bottom o
splice tape, which allow to join the carrier tape without shutting off the machine. clean wiper, high entrapment and low lint and high absobency. label, anti-eletronic and weather-proof and good resistant to solvent and high temperature.
splice tape, which allow to join the carrier tape without shutting off the machine. clean wiper, high entrapment and low lint and high absobency. label, anti-eletronic and weather-proof and good resistant to solvent and high temperature.
using our splice tape for SMT, which guarantee perfect and reliable joints in punched carrier tapes without shutting off the machine 1)high efficiency 2)reducing SMT machine and feeder abrasion: 3)energy saving 4)make full use of component in the car
using our splice tape for SMT, which guarantee perfect and reliable joints in punched carrier tapes without shutting off the machine 1)high efficiency 2)reducing SMT machine and feeder abrasion: 3)energy saving 4)make full use of component in the car
Technical Library | 2021-08-11 00:52:35.0
Formulators of multi-component adhesives, potting and encapsulation materials are careful not to supply products with entrapped air. They do this by manufacturing under vacuum or degassing them before supplying to the end user. Consequently, entrapped air in a mixed material is usually a processing issue.
Technical Library | 2021-12-31 06:55:24.0
Any air entrapment in the potting compound can result in air bubbles that may cause performance problems in the finished component. Potting under vacuum is therefore frequently required to prevent air entrapment, especially with the increasingly small and complex assemblies required in today's electronics
Technical Library | 2021-12-31 06:56:02.0
Any air entrapment in the potting compound can result in air bubbles that may cause performance problems in the finished component. Potting under vacuum is therefore frequently required to prevent air entrapment, especially with the increasingly small and complex assemblies required in today's electronics
Technical Library | 2024-09-02 18:48:58.0
The conversion to higher temperature "Lead Free" assembly reflow conditions has created an increased awareness that entrapped or absorbed moisture is a frequent root cause of thermally induced delamination at assembly reflow. There are two connected failure modes from entrapped moisture; incomplete resin cross-linking resulting in premature resin decomposition and also severe Z axis expansion from "explosive vaporization of the entrapped moisture at elevated temperatures at assembly reflow". Ultimately, both result in delamination failure. Other papers have shown the negative effects of entrapped moisture before lamination including delamination, red color, reduced thermal reliability and increased high speed signal loss. In this paper, various materials were tested for moisture sensitivity during lamination. Tests were performed at varying lamination conditions including a pre-vacuum step and "kiss" step. Pressure and cure temperature parameters were evaluated for minimizing or eliminating the effect of trapped moisture. Also included are the results of inner layer moisture removal baking conditions and their effect on peel strength and thermal reliability.
Technical Library | 1999-04-15 06:54:01.0
High-speed printing techniques are revealed that break the speed barrier resulting from air entrapment in large apertures at fast squeegee speeds. Adhesive printability test results using conventional thickness stencils to achieve a significant range of d
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