Electronics Forum | Thu Dec 11 14:37:30 EST 2003 | patrick
This link might be helpfull to http://www.microcare.com/support/papers/index.html Patrick
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 23 16:45:14 EST 2005 | ajmhowell@ntlworld.com
Hi Please look at http://www.stowlin.com Tony Howell
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 20 21:25:32 EST 1999 | Tony A
| I get white residue on my PCBs after vapor degreasing. No comments on the vapor degreaser. Yes, I still use one of these. I use a vapor degreaser and a 1,1,1 replacement solvent due to the quick clean and quick dry times. Anyway, I only get whi
Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 19 17:53:17 EDT 2009 | aqueous
This is not a common method of defluxing. Vapor degreasers were the top choice pre-1989 but have given way to spray-in-air defluxing technology. Here come of the vapor degreaser manufacturers: Detrex http://www.detrex.com/ Baron Blakeslee http://
Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 26 12:18:38 EST 2010 | smt_guy
what made us to try it? after testing most general degreases including some electronic degreasers in spray can from reputable manufacturers without having success in achieving a clean and shiny (no stain) surface. we do not want to re-etch or use et
Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 18 10:29:22 EDT 2013 | cyber_wolf
Here is what I can tell you... The chemistry we use has adverse reactions with WS fluxes.Vapor degreasing can remove coatings and markings on some components. It can also roach certain types of plastic. On the other hand it works extremely well for r
Electronics Forum | Wed Jul 21 17:49:52 EDT 2004 | jsk
problem: Too many solvents and boards are not clean Flux remains on the board after vapor degreaser and "Powdery" white residue after vapor degreasing Flux type is kester 186 Process: hand solder High Temp alloy, spot clean after hand solder e
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 27 10:31:04 EST 1998 | Justin Medernach
Anybody, I am really up the creek. I run an RMA process for a lot of my product so I'm dependent on a degreaser. The degreaser we have is a Delta Sonics DS10R. This model is no longer supported by Delta Sonics as they were bought by Branson (spell
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 09 14:23:03 EST 2010 | zanolli
Hello SMTnetters We have a unique application requiring cleaning of an aggressive OA flux. A vapor degreasing process or the immersion of the parts in boiling solvents has some process advantages over an ultrasonic aqueous process. These advantages
Electronics Forum | Tue Aug 23 18:14:06 EDT 2011 | jlawson
vapor degreaseing has two main flavors mono solvent and co-solvent. the later being the best performance Yes can clean PCB and in many ways is best in cycle time and cleaning quality. Is batch machine based usually or automated batch if budgets all
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