Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 23 13:03:38 EST 2006 | billyd
It does. I looked into the Cookson/P.C. kit, and it looks like a good deal. So, I'll go with that. (We're already running Pb free, but we'd like solid hard data for customers) Thanks all.
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 23 11:51:29 EST 2006 | russ
Practical components sells these kits.
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 23 13:29:12 EST 2006 | pjc
http://www.practicalcomponents.com/indium-pcb409.htm
Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 04 13:01:25 EST 2005 | Brad
I have two questions that maybe someone can answer? 1. Can or should lead free components be used with standard 63/37 processes? including sn/pb pcb's? 2. Can or should sn/pb components be used for lead free process? I have recieved mixed feeling
Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 20 16:02:46 EDT 2000 | newf
Will component manufactuers need to look at possible new coatings for pins when to be used in a PB- free enviroment? PT 2 Will new solder joint inspection criteria have to be developed for the use of lead free solder?
Electronics Forum | Thu Jan 06 08:55:14 EST 2005 | Indy
yes you can use lead-free components and/or lead-free solder paste on Sn/Pb PCBs. You do get reliable joints. as already mentioned, it doesn't meet the WEEE and RoHS requirement. Indy
Electronics Forum | Mon Dec 05 15:42:37 EST 2005 | les
Anyone with definitive reliability data on mixing thru hole lead free terminations (SAC and Sn/Cu) with Sn/Pb solder. Seems like a lot of conflicting information
Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 20 15:47:29 EDT 2000 | William
Bob, what alloy is leading the pack for sn-pb replacement. Will this alloy adapt itself to component leads? What circuit board finishes will we be dealing with?
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 01 10:39:01 EST 2005 | Frank R.
Thanks Jay, Concerning your FR4 material, do you keep the same TG than what you use with Sn/Pb? Response from everybody would be also appreciate. Thanks and regards, Frank R.
