Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 28 14:53:08 EST 2020 | rlising
Hi, I purchase a leadfree aven solder pot 300w. We are wanting to pre tin power and ground wires prior to soldering onto pcb. I have some anti-erosion flux cored wire solder from koki S03x7Ca-70m 1.6mm. Can this solder be used? If not what is t
Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 21 13:23:45 EDT 2006 | russ
You may want to pre tin wires then dip into flux before soldering Does work!
Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 26 08:25:25 EDT 2013 | emeto
If there is a way to pre-tin the parts, that might help in forming better joint with gold.
Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 23 13:56:02 EDT 2020 | emeto
Try to pre-tin the part. This should give you a lot of answers.
Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 02 18:39:48 EDT 2004 | steveg
We're having a lot of problems with failed solder joints to gold-plated MOSFET leads. Gold plate thickness spec is 60uin, but we've seen as much as 200uin in cross-section, so we're obviously concerned about gold embrittlement issues. Pre-tinning w
Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 07 15:20:58 EDT 2023 | rjroaquin6
Hello All, I recently had a case of excessive tin coming from a solder pot sample. The solder is SN63 but the results of testing had a 64.97% for Sn. The J-STD-001 spec is 61.5% to 64.5%. The pot is used to pre-tin wires which will then be solder
Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 02 21:51:54 EDT 2004 | davef
Curious, but thoughts are: * Your pretinning pot is loaded with gold that has been removed from lead over a period of time * Your failed solder connections are caused by something else other that gold intermetallics * Your tinning process is undiscip
Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 18 13:22:29 EDT 2002 | kevin
as the title says, should gold pads be pre-tinned, and are there any issues with soldering to gold pads?
Electronics Forum | Wed May 03 11:39:44 EDT 2006 | Chunks
"and dip it in your solder bath for 10-20 seconds." Do you pre-tin them first or just dip them in regular solder? "You can't talk to molten solder, but surfactant will listen." "Remember, we're all in this together."
Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 12 08:27:00 EDT 2007 | rgduval
Have you checked the parts for contamination? Are the voids out of spec? IPC allows some voiding, especially with lead free solder. Component contamination can cause this to repeat, as well. Try pre-tinning the component in question, and see if s
