New Equipment | Solder Materials
16 hours), and abandon time (>8 hours) Improved paste transfer efficiency Printing: Suitable for high speed printing up to 125 mms-1 Improved reflow process window (high soak temperatures and time) with superior coalescence and wetting Very shiny
Industry News | 2017-08-26 20:18:39.0
SMTA and SMART Group are excited to announce plans to co-organize the Electronics in Harsh Environments Conference. The event will be held April 24-26, 2018 in Amsterdam, Netherlands. The conference will focus on building reliable electronics used in power electronics and harsh environments.
Industry News | 2011-01-22 00:27:29.0
Design, assembly, soldering, repair, rework, inspection, and materials choice are all variables to be juggled as electronics manufacturers worldwide work with new component types, high speed signals and lead-free technology. To assist them in making the best choices for producing reliable electronics, IPC — Association Connecting Electronics Industries® is holding the IPC Conference on Quality, Reliability and Acceptability for Electronics Manufacturing in Budapest, Hungary, on 22–24 February 2011.
Hear what attendees had to say about the Electronics in Harsh Environments Conference. Start planning your participation for the 2020 event: 21-23 April 2020 | Amsterdam, Netherlands https://www.smta.org/harsh
Events Calendar | Mon Apr 20 18:30:00 UTC 2020 - Wed Apr 22 18:30:00 UTC 2020 | Amsterdam, Netherlands
Electronics in Harsh Environments Conference
Events Calendar | Mon May 16 18:30:00 UTC 2022 - Wed May 18 18:30:00 UTC 2022 | Amsterdam, Netherlands
Electronics in Harsh Environments Conference and Exhibition
SMTnet Express, July 13, 2023, Subscribers: 24,908, Companies: 11,837, Users: 28,159 █ Electronics Manufacturing Technical Articles Verifying the efficiency of soldering fume extraction and measuring nanoparticle exposure during
Heller Industries Inc. | https://hellerindustries.com/solder-balls-defects/
Solder Ball Defects - Heller Home » Solder Ball Defects Re-printed in partnership with ITM Solder Ball Defects Defect: solder balls Solder balls are very small fines of solder that have separated from the main body that forms the joint
| https://www.eptac.com/soldertips/soldertip-48-the-cleanliness-of-wire-and-terminal-connections/
. Depending upon the flux type used, flux is usually removed so there are no visible film residues evident on the solder connections. It also makes it easier to inspect the solder joints if the flux residues are cleaned off
