Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 01 08:46:57 EST 2006 | davef
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Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 01 09:56:15 EST 2006 | russ
I would definitely try a more agressive flux. Are you using a W.S. or No-Clean? And of course check the usual preheat temp flux application dwell time immersion depth
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 22 12:18:32 EST 2006 | Gilligan
There's no shame in your game is there Larry? Call me Bennett 'cuz I ain't in it.
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 23 14:48:38 EST 2006 | Wave Master Larry
Gilgan your not that dorky field service guy with glasses from Soltec who useta say those rymes all the time are ya?I met a guy from soltec in the mid 90s that did that all the time
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 29 08:21:07 EST 2006 | aj
All, I am trying to assertain if our Dross Formation on the Wave Solder Machine is in line with others. I estimate that we generate about 30 kgs/monthly in a 550kg bath. Any replies appreciated. aj
Electronics Forum | Tue Apr 18 14:06:56 EDT 2006 | samir
Has anyone done a Wave Solder flux evaluation lately for no-clean/VOC-Free/lead-free? If so, please do share some feedback. Who're the best candidates out there, etc?
Electronics Forum | Thu May 18 10:50:43 EDT 2006 | teilo
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Electronics Forum | Thu May 18 11:42:05 EDT 2006 | Rob
No more contamination or corrosion...or conversion costs..SN100C!!!! (At least I'm lead to believe!) Next time try paying for an advert.
Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 06 20:42:40 EDT 2006 | grantp
Hi, That would be interesting. We are running SN100C and it's as good lead wave solder from our experience, and some people have competed on it here on the forum, but no one has reported they are using SACX yet, so it would be good to know anyones e
Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 21 16:34:56 EDT 2006 | kris
and also that most connector/PTH component vendors test their components with immersion temperatures of around 260 degc & they do not preheat the components, so it does not mimic the heat in a typical wave soldering operation
