Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 06 12:52:35 EDT 2006 | samir
..and he can put the flux in and keep it a secret too from his customer.. RSS profile on wave?? I never heard of a soak zone for wave preheat...you may be burning off your activator..hence, the beads. For wave preheat, your main goal is to ramp up
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 05 23:44:55 EDT 2006 | zoltans
Hi, Has anyone got first hand experience with the JT wave soldering machines, WS series? I use a low solid VOC free flux and it seems I have problems atomizing the flux properly and this generates soldering defects, leaving lumps and big solder bal
Electronics Forum | Sun Oct 08 23:37:37 EDT 2006 | zoltans
Hi, Has anyone got first hand experience with the JT wave soldering machines, WS series? I use a low solid VOC free flux and it seems I have problems atomizing the flux properly and this generates soldering defects, leaving lumps and big solder bal
Electronics Forum | Sat Nov 26 05:55:04 EST 2005 | milroyperera
Hi, Does any body have the experience with wave soldering a "Gold" plated PCB with SMD assembled on it? I`m experiencing massive bridging,icicles,Shadowing & Skipping. The present soldering angle is 6 deg:,pre heating rate is 2 deg/sec , Dwell time
Electronics Forum | Wed Jul 14 08:00:01 EDT 2004 | davef
Bags of sand might work. For background discussions on this approach, search the fine SMTnet Archives on: bag* and wave
Electronics Forum | Wed Jul 14 14:10:11 EDT 2004 | chad
I've had several customers use bean bags. There are a couple companies that will custom make them per size and weight. Other options are wave fixtures. You can contact me offline if you need more specific information 503-924-2747
Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 15 00:16:37 EDT 2004 | KEN
bean bags work great, but rarely need to be used. Are you having parts jump out when they hit the laminar, chip wave or both?
Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 10 05:06:20 EST 2008 | gregoryyork
Great as most Lead Free machines have the wrong angle on them 7 degrees is correct. So you are still exiting the wave in the middle of the pot then.
Electronics Forum | Tue Jun 29 00:23:11 EDT 2010 | dontfeedphils
Is this a single PCB or a multi-up array? At the very least you should probably pick up a universal wave pallet, check out AGI or DMI. -Phil
Electronics Forum | Mon Dec 17 10:46:04 EST 2007 | realchunks
First of all, more info is needed. Solder shorts can be caused by much more than flux. Is the solder short always in the same spot or all over the place? More detail please.
