Electronics Forum | Fri Mar 31 12:27:27 EST 2006 | Marcus
We have used the SN100C for over a year now with fanastic results. We use the SAC305 for SMT and SN100C wire exclusively. There are no problem mixing the alloys. I am also on the commitee for the NASA testing. The SN100C did out perform SAC and SnPb
Electronics Forum | Sat Nov 26 04:48:55 EST 2011 | rajeshwara
Better you alos take look at Cookson Alpha SACX0807 / SACX0107 alloy
Electronics Forum | Sat Nov 26 04:49:00 EST 2011 | rajeshwara
Better you alos take look at Cookson Alpha SACX0807 / SACX0107 alloy
Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 16 12:54:00 EST 2011 | Shean Dalton
Jacki, your original post was regards to wave solder bath. With solder bar, there is no flux and you do not need to look for WS Sn100C. Sn100C is only a metal alloy. Regards, Shean
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 01 09:21:36 EST 2005 | TomA
I looked breafly at this alloy. My concern was that I had already implemented a SAC 305 alloy at SMT. So any of my mixed technology projects would one alloy (SAC 305) on one side (topside) and a different alloy (SN100C) on the bottomside. Most articl
Electronics Forum | Tue Jun 14 18:32:44 EDT 2005 | GS
Hi Peter, which should be the best cooling rate once belove TAL by using L-F alloy ie. SAC 305 ? Tnks GS
Electronics Forum | Tue Apr 05 15:32:49 EDT 2011 | grahamcooper22
It is one of our pastes...Almit LFM48 W TM-HP, a high reliability no clean solder paste based on SAC305 with a size 4 powder. It's a paste that works so well we have thousands of users of it worldwide. Why are you using SN100C alloy paste ? I imagin
Electronics Forum | Thu Dec 29 11:54:31 EST 2005 | Cmiller
We bought the lead free pots for the Ersa machine and change back and forth. We had a lot of problems running SAC305 in the Ersa. It seems to create a ton of dross and you need to frequently clean and flux the nozzles. I would really like some feed
Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 03 18:10:56 EST 2006 | slthomas
has anyone used or trialed the SACX from Alpha, > from reportes and studies carried out it seems > that its a go between SAC305 and SN100. Same question re: Kester's K100. Apparently it's a new .6% Cu alloy that they haven't yet begun to market h
Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 20 09:58:48 EST 2006 | adlsmt
We are using SAC for reflow because of the lower temp and better wetting and copper disolution is not so much an issue in reflow. There is not much difference in the alloys and they can be mixed with no problems. I assume any supplier of SN100C cou
