Electronics Forum: water soluable flux contamination (Page 1 of 21)

Re: water soluable or no clean flux?

Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 20 09:02:34 EDT 1999 | Wolfgang Busko

| Hi all, | | We have a little discussion here about the suitable flux for a certain process, as all of us are beginners we need your advice. | | We are producing VGA cards and mother boards for PC's all components to be wave soldered are TH, the S

Re: water soluable or no clean flux?

Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 21 02:51:06 EDT 1999 | Mohammed saad

Thank you all for your help. about your question Wolfgang, I am using no-clean solder paste from Kester. Mohammed | | Hi all, | | | | We have a little discussion here about the suitable flux for a certain process, as all of us are beginners we ne

Re: water soluable or no clean flux?

Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 20 14:46:03 EDT 1999 | Dave F

| Hi all, | | We have a little discussion here about the suitable flux for a certain process, as all of us are beginners we need your advice. | | We are producing VGA cards and mother boards for PC's all components to be wave soldered are TH, the S

Re: water soluable or no clean flux?

Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 20 17:20:08 EDT 1999 | Earl Moon

| | Hi all, | | | | We have a little discussion here about the suitable flux for a certain process, as all of us are beginners we need your advice. | | | | We are producing VGA cards and mother boards for PC's all components to be wave soldered are

Re: water soluable or no clean flux?

Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 20 17:36:46 EDT 1999 | Dave F

| | | Hi all, | | | | | | We have a little discussion here about the suitable flux for a certain process, as all of us are beginners we need your advice. | | | | | | We are producing VGA cards and mother boards for PC's all components to be wave so

Re: water soluable or no clean flux?

Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 21 07:47:31 EDT 1999 | Wolfgang Busko

| | Hi all, | | | | We have a little discussion here about the suitable flux for a certain process, as all of us are beginners we need your advice. | | | | We are producing VGA cards and mother boards for PC's all components to be wave soldered are

water soluable or no clean flux?

Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 20 08:21:52 EDT 1999 | Mohammed saad

Hi all, We have a little discussion here about the suitable flux for a certain process, as all of us are beginners we need your advice. We are producing VGA cards and mother boards for PC's all components to be wave soldered are TH, the SMD is done

Re: water soluable or no clean flux?

Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 20 12:19:13 EDT 1999 | Brian

| Hi all, | | We have a little discussion here about the suitable flux for a certain process, as all of us are beginners we need your advice. | | We are producing VGA cards and mother boards for PC's all components to be wave soldered are TH, the S

Re: Board contamination

Electronics Forum | Fri Apr 14 11:00:38 EDT 2000 | Dave F

Mario: Your ask a very broad question and give no background information. Generally, the amount and type of residues present on a printed circuit board at the very beginning of a SMT line depends on the exposure of the board up to that point. For

Disposal of ultrasonic cleaning water

Electronics Forum | Tue Jun 24 12:42:35 EDT 2008 | slthomas

Your flux residues may be acceptable for your drain, but the solder balls won't be. You'll need to filter and dispose of the filters per your local city, county, and state regs. Either that or just boil the water off and dispose of the dry remains wi

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