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SolderTips: Solderability Issues with Nickle Plated Surfaces - EPTAC - Train. Work Smarter. Succeed Looking for solder training standards, manuals, kits, and more
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: There has been some request by our customers asking how long products can be stored before solderability becomes a concern. Assuming the following storing conditions, Humidity-10-70% Temperature 12-30C
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. The Dangers of Using Lead (Pb) Lead (Pb) and its compounds are highly toxic and remain stable over time. As such, their entry into ecological systems, natural water supplies, and plant and animal food chain has become an environmental issue that's of utmost importance all over the world
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. The issues are related to inhaling and ingestion of material from the solder, such as solder paste and lead residues. Secondly is the issue about contaminating the work area and surfaces to be processed, thereby impacting the solderability of the product
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? Are there problems that may occur that would cause difficulty in soldering? Answer: In regards to mixing 63/37 (tin lead) and lead free solder, the difficulty of the soldering process is not the complete issue or concern
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. The Dangers of Using Lead (Pb) Lead (Pb) and its compounds are highly toxic and remain stable over time. As such, their entry into ecological systems, natural water supplies, and plant and animal food chain has become an environmental issue that's of utmost importance all over the world
| http://etasmt.com:9060/te_news_industry/2013-03-29/3561.chtml
. The Dangers of Using Lead (Pb) Lead (Pb) and its compounds are highly toxic and remain stable over time. As such, their entry into ecological systems, natural water supplies, and plant and animal food chain has become an environmental issue that's of utmost importance all over the world
