Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 16 09:12:57 EST 2005 | russ
This condition has been discussed on numerous occasions in this forum. Please do a search in the archives. Anyway, the manufacturing industry has been using lead free parts for at least ten years with lead paste. It is the other way around that is
Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 08 20:14:50 EDT 2003 | davef
YiEngr, MA/NY DDave: Please excuse the coarse language ... horse patoey!!! Companies been building reliable products with no-lead components and Sn/Pb solder for years. For example, TI has been shipping parts with leads whose solderability is prote
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 16 12:07:19 EST 2006 | dpmilk
We have been using Coilcraft 1008CS inductors for several years. We have had problems with them turning green when we use lead-free solder paste. We have tried several solder pastes (water soluble and no-clean)from different manufacturers, but the
Electronics Forum | Thu May 29 00:26:58 EDT 2008 | bobwillis
Bob Willis' Top Ten Reference Books Here is a new list of "Bob Willis' Top Ten" reference books that has been updated for 2007 to take into account recent changes in technology. In the publishing industry there are many charts and awards for the bes
Electronics Forum | Fri Oct 01 10:00:10 EDT 2010 | 18424
We currently use and have used Aim W/S 483 for the past ten years. We have had great support from AIM. Paste Characteristics, wetting, slump, washing is all outstanding. Great activity, works well with NiPd and other lead frames.
Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 17 16:49:51 EDT 2005 | barryg.
We may also be in the market for an oven that will be cabable of doing lead free assemblies. I am assuming that this thread is based on ovens that will be capable of lead free. How many zones would you guys recommend for leadfree. I have heard of req
Electronics Forum | Fri Oct 29 16:28:19 EDT 2004 | hyabro
Specnor Canada has developped a very well performed equipment for lead free application.It calls Tornado series and they offer in five, seven, ten zones. These ovens are made of stainless steel parts and with a very competitif price. You can reach th
Electronics Forum | Wed Apr 08 15:07:10 EDT 2009 | waveroom
When or before evaluating your paste you might want to find out how Readily available it is? From where it is coming to you? (Freight charges).. And how reliable the distributor is that is selling it to you. Nothing worse than running out of paste an
Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 09 00:35:06 EDT 2009 | padawanlinuxero
Hello! I am in a little problem, theres a problem in one of the components, is a new component that we are working with the leads are tin coated, and after we solder in the reflow oven, with lead solder, we took them to do a some test and on a cros
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 08 12:12:21 EST 2004 | davef
Your customer's cost will increase. Consider: * The majority of no-lead components have matte tin solderability protection. Bright tin, as mentioned by an earlier poster, has had reliability issues. Many component suppliers have documented their re
.png)
