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PB-FREE Spec for PCBs

Electronics Forum | Thu May 24 11:38:36 EDT 2007 | BoardHouse

(ISOLA/Nelco) they would typically use Iteq, TUC or Nanya. Regards, Board House

ISOLA 410 laminate

Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 01 01:08:43 EDT 2011 | boardhouse

Hi Aj, for the most part we have gotten away from calling out specific material and instead calling out IPC4101 back slashes to needed requirements. But if you are just looking for what most domestic shops have switch to you would be looking at 370

FR4 boards Delamination Cause?

Electronics Forum | Thu May 08 12:11:30 EDT 2008 | boardhouse

Hi Wayne, I am just curious what material is being called out. Are you just specing FR4 or are you calling out a particular IPC 4101 / Some recommended laminates designed for Lead free assembly are: Isola 370HR Nelco 4000-11 or 4000-29 Iteq IT15

Re: Non-halogenated PCB

Electronics Forum | Wed Jul 19 20:30:38 EDT 2000 | Dave F

Lennart: I think most laminators offer a halide free laminate. Two are Isola and Mica-Micanite. Contact the IPC Halogen-Free Materials Task Group

High temp PCB material

Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 03 20:51:35 EDT 2003 | davef

Dunno about UK suppliers, how about: * Isola P97 / P27 * Polyclad GI-787 If laminates are so bloody expensive in UK, why not them have made in the States?

PCB Material

Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 22 11:12:33 EST 2004 | Steve

Does anyone have an opinion about the pro's and con's of Getek vs Isola FR408 laminate? What laminate to most of you call out? Thanks in advance for your feedback. Steve

RoHS Board Delamination

Electronics Forum | Fri Oct 27 11:17:41 EDT 2006 | MFG CAVEMAN

Since I didn't see it mentioned - Are you specifying a laminate that is considered compatible with a RoHS process? I don't mean just a high Tg but a high Td (decomposition) and CTE material such as Isola 410, FR408 etc.

RoHS Board Delamination

Electronics Forum | Fri Oct 27 13:58:27 EDT 2006 | markb

We use the Isola 410 laminate. They just issued a tech bulletin on the same day (coincidence???) that we found the problem. It mostly talks about handling (i.e. environmental storage) and pre-bake operations to prevent issues like this.