Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 11 16:18:27 EDT 2018 | stephendo
I may be mistaken but I believe that the solvents have defoaming agents in them. I get less foam when I use the solvent than when I don't. If you dissolve the flux in water and agitate it I believe it will foam. I haven't had any over flow issues w
Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 12 00:18:19 EDT 2018 | aqueous
Here's a link to an article regarding foam mitigation techniques. It my be helpful. There are many causes of foam. Water alone does not foam. Flux, solubilized in to the water can produce foam. Defluxing additives contain defaming agents which should
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 11 12:02:52 EST 2014 | javierec
Process: Batch Cleaner, @16% concentration. Concentration is checked daily. Cleaning after Wave Process. See attached pictures and comment and what you think causes the solder joint to turn grey. i have read post that say the grey dull looking sol
Electronics Forum | Thu Dec 08 12:39:39 EST 2016 | deanm
We have a name brand aqueous batch cleaner that uses a chemical and DI water to clean ROL0 flux from our PCBs. It does ok most of the time for SMT boards and we want to include through hole assemblies as well which should be a better cleaning process
Electronics Forum | Thu Dec 08 22:57:45 EST 2016 | ttheis
I'm not too experienced with this but what about an air-blast with an ionized air source such as an air knife above and below a conveyor to push most of the fluid off of the pcba then run through an oven just above vaporization temperature.
Electronics Forum | Fri Dec 09 00:19:51 EST 2016 | aqueous
Hi Dean, We are a manufacturer of cleaning equipment. I'm not sure if your machine is one of ours or another brand. Regardless, I am happy to provide assistance. In order to maximize the level of "helpfulness", it would be helpful for me to know mor
Electronics Forum | Tue Jun 05 21:22:03 EDT 2007 | alandra516
Have you looked at AAT? They have some pretty good batch cleaners
Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 07 15:54:00 EDT 2015 | emanuel
Any idea where can we get parts for a 9200 batch cleaner?
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 14 21:16:00 EST 2002 | davef
Has anyone looked at the economics of running a 2meg [min] DI water batch cleaner ... * Open loop * Closed loop What are the assumptions of your analysis? Our inclination is that it is not worth the money to set-up and maintain a closed looper.
Electronics Forum | Fri Oct 17 16:54:50 EDT 2003 | gpaelmo
We have a need to clean boards. Can we use a regular dishwasher if we feed it with DI water thru a water heater? What kind of issues can come up with doing it this way as opposed to an industrial type batch cleaner? Any thoughts or comment would be a
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