Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 21 13:53:56 EST 2003 | lysik
There are some issues with the chemical used in Vapor phaze. I think your best bet would be some one who will take it and accept liability.
Electronics Forum | Fri Oct 13 10:23:00 EDT 2017 | slthomas
Years ago we had a vapor phase with a glass top. Wish I'd had a phone cam to record some of those moments. Very cool to watch those perfect, shiny leaded fillets form in the cloud of Fluorinert vapor.
Electronics Forum | Mon May 03 16:39:44 EDT 2010 | jlawson
Thanks Larry We are loooking a bigger Vapor > machine which could soldered our big size > borad(600x600 mm)assembled with hundreds of > sockets and thousands of components. How about > IBL products? Anyone used before? You should also look at
Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 23 10:46:58 EDT 2006 | Steve
I know Mydata has machines that have a 44" X 32" placement area, reflowing something that big is another story. Most reflow ovens I know of have a maximum conveyor width of 20", although Heller ovens can go 23.5" wide. If you're into Vapor Phase sold
Electronics Forum | Thu Dec 11 09:57:38 EST 1997 | Alan Brewin
Thanks to Scott for your reply, much appreciated. Are you aware of any new developments in this area? Particularly in respect to the solvents? We are aware that fluorine chemistry is now in-use with amazingly high boiling points. We understand that
Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 31 17:17:12 EDT 2009 | isd_jwendell
If the sensor can survive the 200C in the molding machine, then could it not survive Pb-free soldering? Maybe not convection reflow, but it should be able to survive vapor-phase reflow. I would control solder height by controlling the amount of paste
Electronics Forum | Wed Jul 03 20:18:50 EDT 2002 | Dreamsniper
Vapor Phase, Nitrogen Oven, Convective Oven? Which among the above 3 ovens do I need to process my BGA's and Fine pitch on a 6 to 12 layer board. Which will give me best results? Inert type oven or just a convective oven? Another thing is what will
Electronics Forum | Tue May 25 18:07:22 EDT 2010 | jlawson
Vacuum Soldering is mostly available with Vapor Phase Soldering systems as a option. Asscon / IBL / Rehm Thermal all offer this... Rehms system is unique as they offer in place solder and vacuum vs the other two vendors that move a PCB with Molten
Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 16 13:00:20 EST 2010 | Shean Dalton
ASSCON offers a range of Vapor phase reflow soldering systems. Available in benchtop, batch, inline, vacuum inline. The US distributor for ASSCON is ATEK at http://www.atekllc.com/html/vapor_phase_.html The ASSCON website: http://www.asscon.de/e
Electronics Forum | Mon May 10 11:49:16 EDT 2010 | hegemon
A huge help in the very first statement, Josh. And yes, fixed vapor mass in the machine I am currently evaluating. OK, and a machine that can change the vapor volume based on a calculation of mass of the assembly sounds logical. (whirrrr,click... a
