Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 21 09:39:58 EDT 2017 | sumote
The very best batch cleaner I have ever used, and I don’t mean by a small margin, was an Electrovet MCS1000. I kept that machine running a very long time, but a software problem ended up being more than the company I worked for was willing to underta
Electronics Forum | Thu May 17 11:39:38 EDT 2012 | stentech
Hi again quickly. Anyone need a sample let me know ..no charge. I would be evry interested in your findings and can give many references for you to talk to..customers. Scott I am working on a project with different cut parameters very time consuming
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 31 21:08:34 EST 2004 | Ed
Hey guys. I've been manually dunking circuit boards for 8 years now. I too have the excess residue issue to contend with. I'm using a low solids - no clean flux from Kester (959). I have used solvents, thinners, windex and a multititude of cleane
Electronics Forum | Mon Aug 31 16:55:48 EDT 2020 | kylehunter
> I would question your motive "There's no way > that I feel comfortable shipping boards after a > selective without cleaning them, the amount of > flux on the board is significantly more than from > SMT". 1. Who said th
Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 13 16:45:57 EDT 2017 | solderingpro
Hello Nicky! I do not know of an in-line cleaning solution, however I would take a look into the NIX America Magazine Cleaning Solution. It is a batch process unit that somewhat resembles a large drying and washing machine combo. I saw one at IPC
Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 01 09:10:55 EST 2004 | cyclopsn
We are currently using non clean paste and non clean flux in our manufacturing process. But recently our customer feedback that using a non clean process might cause flux blockage in via hole area and potentially might burn or explode the boards over
Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 01 22:06:58 EST 2004 | Ken
How high a voltage? TV products use hundreds of volts on the vertical and horizonatal sync circuits. Historically, these consumer products were NOT cleaned. For your situation, contact your paste supplier.
Electronics Forum | Fri Apr 02 00:16:18 EST 2004 | Mike Konrad
There is no shortage of reasons to clean your boards. Soldering or reflowing your boards leaves �stuff� on them. This �stuff� is normally corrosive and conductive (some fluxes / pastes are more corrosive / conductive than others). In either case,
Electronics Forum | Sun Apr 04 10:20:26 EDT 2004 | cyclopsn
Hi Ken I'm not so sure about the voltage level but I'm dealing with backplane boards. Michael, Thanks for the information, I dont mind changing the process but I need to understand why I needed to do do. That is only my concern.
Electronics Forum | Sun Feb 13 15:23:03 EST 2005 | Mike Konrad
There are several manufacturers of batch-format de-fluxing systems. Here is a list of them: Aqueous Technologies http://www.aqueoustech.com (909) 944-7771 Batch and Inline UnitDesign http://www.unitdesign.com (714) 672-9944 Batch Austin American T
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