Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 16 07:26:55 EDT 2013 | vishnudas123
Dear all, can we use metal screw driver for mixing of solder paste.what are the disadvantages. please tell me.
Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 18 14:48:48 EST 2013 | emeto
Hello all, looking for a solder paste mixer. Capacity is not an issue, but price is. Anything below 500$ will be fine. Any ideas?
Electronics Forum | Thu May 14 01:14:08 EDT 2015 | m_imtiaz
i want to know what is the ideal viscosity of solder paste before printing. i have brookfield viscosity meter with Spiral Spindle.
Electronics Forum | Thu May 11 10:30:55 EDT 2017 | cyber_wolf
Does anyone know of a supplier that offers an "R" type solder paste ? Not "RMA" just "R" Thanks
Electronics Forum | Fri May 12 10:26:28 EDT 2017 | capse
I'm the Rep for KOKI in the southeast. They offer solder paste with a type R flux. You can call Shantanu Joshi (760-504-2544) for details.
Electronics Forum | Tue Apr 13 14:14:59 EDT 2004 | russ
I have actually printed this same condition with type 3 paste Alpha WS709. I posted this for discussion and cannot remember what I called it. We did need to clean the stencil after every three prints. I did not check volume on these locations but
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 24 21:47:22 EST 2000 | Dave F
Interesting, Gary. Try this: 1 Assess candidate solders by reviewing J-STD-006 (http://canfieldmetals.com/j-std006.htm) to determine solder formulations that have liquidous temperatures in the desired range. 2 Request recommended profiles from supp
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 24 21:47:22 EST 2000 | Dave F
Interesting, Gary. Try this: 1 Assess candidate solders by reviewing J-STD-006 (http://canfieldmetals.com/j-std006.htm) to determine solder formulations that have liquidous temperatures in the desired range. 2 Request recommended profiles from supp
Electronics Forum | Fri Dec 17 09:48:50 EST 2004 | grayman
I agree with dave. However, if you can not afford those expensive cartidges, you start putting enough solder paste on the stencil so to minimize waste. I agree you have to dispose of the excess dried up solder but if your process is not very critical
Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 15 10:05:26 EDT 2010 | davef
Why not use the same paste volume as you currently use? Alternately, although we haven't used it in a while, doesn't IPC have a very nice paste volume, aperture calculator that could be used for this? Or is it just a pad size calculator used for
