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Re: Wave Solder Fixtures: Biting the dust FAST!

Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 16 15:45:28 EDT 1998 | Rob Fischer

| | Dave, | | How thick are your PCBs? Do you have adequate topside preheat or are the bottom preheaters turned up to ensure proper filleting on the top side? | | Rob | Rob, The average PCB is .062". There is no topside preheaters on our

Expensive: Adhesive Cleaning?

Electronics Forum | Mon Aug 24 19:08:07 EDT 1998 | Stev Evers

| Does anyone have any recommendations for SMT Adhesive and Solder Paste Cleaning Systems? We are looking for a complete system of Chemical, Equipment, etc... Utrasonics are the only technology for my money that offer any hope of removing this tack

Re: Conformal Coating that doesn't require fancy equipment...

Electronics Forum | Sat Jul 25 11:11:09 EDT 1998 | Mike Moninger

| Be consistant on: | 1 Keeping the coating material thinned. | 2 Using the same dipping motion on each board. Amen on thinning the coating, and you might also be concerned about the curing mechanism for the coating. Moisture-cured and 2 component

Re: Wave Solder Flux Out With The Old & In With The New

Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 14 15:02:38 EDT 1998 | Brian Conner

Dave: Wayne is correct with his analysis of ultrasonic spraying - we also use Sonoteks. However, your post didn't ask for a different system, just a clarification regarding your problem. What type of flux system are you currently using - spray, f

Re: Wave Solder Flux Out With The Old & In With The New

Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 20 20:58:54 EDT 1998 | Dave F

| | Dave: | Wayne is correct with his analysis of ultrasonic spraying - we also use Sonoteks. However, your post didn't ask for a different system, just a clarification regarding your problem. What type of flux system are you currently using - s

Re: Wave Solder Flux Out With The Old & In With The New

Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 20 20:58:49 EDT 1998 | Dave F

| | Dave: | Wayne is correct with his analysis of ultrasonic spraying - we also use Sonoteks. However, your post didn't ask for a different system, just a clarification regarding your problem. What type of flux system are you currently using - s

Re: Component Baking

Electronics Forum | Fri May 22 11:12:25 EDT 1998 | Mike Glenn

| | Does anyone know about low pressure/low temperature | | ovens used for baking of moisture senstive | | components? | | Thanks | I need to know from where your need came. I usually just bake in conventional ovens with specified times and tempera

Altera PQFP240 Solderability

Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 13 17:03:40 EDT 1998 | EFData

We are having some difficulty soldering a 240 pin Altera device. We use Alpha WS-609, a very generic profile for that solder paste, and a 6 mil stencil with laser cut apertures (1:1 ratio). This is a 20 mil pitch device (aperture size is 10 mils X 75

Re: Cleaning solvent for missprinted PCB (paste & Glue)

Electronics Forum | Tue Apr 07 18:05:40 EDT 1998 | Roxanne Picou

| Looking for Cleaning solvent to claen missprinted PCB, that will be good for paste (CS) and glue (PS). | One that is easy to evaporate with out leaving | white powder around component leads on CS (when cleaning PS) Solder paste cleaning can be acc

Rework using flux pens

Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 08 11:28:30 EST 2002 | mregalia

We use NC flux exclusively for SMT and wave soldering. And it is a fairly old formula from Multicore, though we are currently qualifying a new formula. The automated soldering does not appear to be a problem. It is only the hand soldering that causes


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