Electronics Forum | Tue Aug 28 11:12:23 EDT 2007 | grics
This is what I was thinking, but I am being beat up pretty badly by the selective solder. Ambient temperature is anywhere in the the neighborhood of 76 - 80 degrees F. I am not sure of the RH, but I wouldn't think that would be my issue... One of
Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 28 06:12:53 EDT 2013 | hervé
i've a competitor selective soldering and i would like test the adique acide to clean the nozzle. How much do you use approximativemely to clean a 8/4 mm nozzle?
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 21 12:28:17 EST 2023 | tommy_magyar
Hi there, I am using Inertec selective soldering. We do 8 hr shift, 5 days a week, lead-free at 300C - changing nozzles once in 4-6 weeks. Regards, Tom
Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 27 17:18:57 EDT 1999 | Erik
What selective soldering products should I use for a low production rate, high-mix product line? I am looking to get rid of some hand soldering. I have seen exselect (selective soldering pot method), pillarhouse (small flow solder nozzle with robot),
Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 28 10:22:29 EDT 1999 | John Susicki
| What selective soldering products should I use for a low production rate, high-mix product line? I am looking to get rid of some hand soldering. I have seen exselect (selective soldering pot method), pillarhouse (small flow solder nozzle with robot
Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 06 13:00:40 EDT 2008 | gdzuber
Hello, The answer to your question depends on your using a point-to-point system, or nozzles. Some companies might use 3mm as the nozzle wall width. There are many approaches to selective soldering, depending on your desired cycle time. I can g
Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 28 09:16:10 EDT 1999 | Wendy Casker
| | What selective soldering products should I use for a low production rate, high-mix product line? I am looking to get rid of some hand soldering. I have seen exselect (selective soldering pot method), pillarhouse (small flow solder nozzle with rob
Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 04 14:26:14 EDT 2016 | tombstonesmt
That is amazing nozzle life. One thing you did not mention is the amount of usage. We have a product we run two shifts, 6 days a week; we typically get a month out of one nozzle. We make our own in house.
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 24 19:22:58 EST 2023 | SMTA-71549289
From my understanding titanium is typically used for non-wetting nozzles, correct? And then wetting nozzles are made of other metals with a coating that allows it to wet.
Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 02 06:22:47 EDT 2023 | calebcsmt
We have been using our Pillarhouse Handex Selective for just over a year now. We are finding the nozzles are lasting approx. 3-5 months with w/ SAC305 @ 305C. Generally don't have any issues with wetting and with good maintenance, proper use of th
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