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. May require more aggressive Flux and/or No lead HASL finish • Drop in process for existing reflow equipment • Nitrogen cover gas will enhance wetting and appearance, but is not essential for adequate results
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. May require more aggressive Flux and/or No lead HASL finish • Drop in process for existing reflow equipment • Nitrogen cover gas will enhance wetting and appearance, but is not essential for adequate results
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. Non Wetting Or De Wetting Non-wetting is an SMT defect that occurs when the base metal surface on the board doesn’t accept the molten solder, creating a poor joint condition where a component’s terminals
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. All this information is important to us. Poor Wetting can be caused by contamination of the solder or improper solder temperature or conveyor belt moving too fast.  
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). Sufficient heat is also one of the basic conditions to provide wetting. On the other hand, the heat must be controlled to a certain extent to ensure that the materials
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. Non Wetting Or De Wetting Non-wetting is an SMT defect that occurs when the base metal surface on the board doesn’t accept the molten solder, creating a poor joint condition where a component’s terminals
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