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eliminating contamination Does not spray liquid or powdered flux, adipic or organic acid, and is advantageous for clean production shop floor environments Produces no overspray of caustic materials
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cleaning is a full and important production step. But even with the so-called no-clean manufacturing, it may be that these components must be cleaned to avoid malfunctions
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specific locations without overspray - Ideal for micro flux deposition of flux to small solder sites with unparalleled accuracy and minimal flux consumption - Provides true no-clean processing since flux is
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. In Rev E of the document it is in section 10.6.4 Cleanliness – Flux Residues – No-Clean Process – Appearance, which is in section
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. Use special stirring system to melt the tin residues in the tin container and separate tin and ash in the separation container by the high speed of screw rotation. 1. Characteristic: 1
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. If the residues can be shown to be no-clean, and that information should be available from the supplier, then this should be sufficient to meet the requirements of the document
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. The answer is NO, IPC will not provide information as to which flux one should use as it does not know the functionality of the board or the product. IPC will, however
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