Electronics Forum | Thu Jan 06 09:31:39 EST 2011 | davem
Hey Guys, I'm interested in installing a new drip pan under our Trek Westek Triton IV Aqueous Cleaner. I'm looking for a fabricator in the Greater Boston/North Shore Massachusetts area. We haven't yet decided on stainless or plastic. Any suggestio
Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 27 05:35:33 EDT 2014 | grahamcooper22
Are you doing PIN IN PASTE (intrusive reflow) ? If so, then paste can be dripping through the pcb holes and onto the oven bottom heaters / baffles . Or, if any of the SMT pads have vias in them, paste may drip through them if they are not sealed. Whe
Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 14 12:20:17 EDT 2002 | dragonslayr
in other words- who gets stuck with the latrine duty? (have seen American Graffiti, where the "effluent" was burned off with diesel fuel, Lord help the person who got stuck downwind!) The thought of having to swab a tube with some sort of cleaner ma
Electronics Forum | Fri Oct 19 06:38:26 EDT 2007 | cyber_wolf
The Biral is supposed to gel up. Thats what keeps it from dripping off. It's kinda like motorcycle chain oil in that regard.
Electronics Forum | Fri Nov 09 10:24:06 EST 2007 | hussman
NOTHING! As long as you don't drip sweat on the boards you're trying to set-up and then re-adjust and re-adjust and re-adjust all day long like you get with Grid-Shlock.
Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 23 12:42:40 EDT 2011 | scottp
A solder drip like that is completely unacceptable. That could easily short two QFP leads. Very poor quality. Your customer is right to be upset. You need to pony up the money for IPC-610, agree with your customer to which level you're working (1
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 05 11:39:34 EST 2016 | steprog
I thought it might be the oven too, except it seems the splatter is too small for drips from the oven, secondly, when I ran a couple of bare boards among the populated boards we saw no splatter or flux contamination. So it seems it comes from the bo
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 02 07:47:57 EST 2016 | deanm
Sounds like over molding would be ideal, but if they don't want to spend for a mold I would look at silicone conformal coatings that can be used in a dip process. Silicones are thicker than other coating materials and multiple drippings may provide t
Electronics Forum | Mon May 02 10:13:42 EDT 2016 | swag
If it's like ours, it's an AC unit, not a chiller. Easy to hook up with a hose to the printer + power to the unit. You'll need to empty the water from the drip pan from time to time (collects condensation).
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 28 19:34:34 EST 2024 | tey422
I have seen there is flux like stuff dripping off from the exhaust area of the reflow oven onto the board That would be the issue of poor maintenance.
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