Electronics Forum | Thu May 20 15:13:50 EDT 1999 | JohnW
Folk's, One of my 'fellow' engineer's is brining in a new board that his customer has said shouldn't go over the wave..but he want's us to use intrusive reflow on a connector on the bottom side of the board..so since I was standing in the wrong pla
Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 11 03:42:40 EDT 2008 | muarty
Again, if the connectors can stand reflow temperatures you have the option of intrusive reflow (pin in paste)where you print paste over the holes for one of the connectors. I have did this before on a slightly different type of connector. Works prett
Electronics Forum | Tue May 18 15:25:14 EDT 2010 | dwonch
We do a lot of intrusive reflow. It works very well but the others are correct you need to verify that the part can survive the high temps. Most TH components are not rated for reflow, we have to test each one ourselves.
Electronics Forum | Fri Oct 27 08:24:41 EDT 2023 | avaqsemi
When designing a PCB to accommodate an intrusive reflow narrow profile connector (electrode rectangular) with specific dimensions, you'll need to consider the pad size, hole size, and other factors to ensure proper solderability and mechanical stabil
Electronics Forum | Fri May 21 04:03:46 EDT 1999 | Joe Manzur
John, Were doing an intrusive reflow process on a single sided board, where all the conventional parts are on the "top" of the board. Due to the nature of the board, and the kind of componets on it, we couldn't wave solder it. To keep it contai
Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 22 12:47:45 EDT 2000 | John Thorup
Hello Steve There is a wealth of information on this process in the archives. Please search for pin in paste, paste in hole, intrusive reflow, etc. You'll find links to Bob Willis, Amp and Phil Zarrow as well. Many of us use this process daily with
Electronics Forum | Mon May 15 10:46:51 EDT 2000 | PhilB
You should also consider intrusive reflow (aka pin in hole relow� but be aware of the thermal possibilities of your through hole components and ask support from a stencil supplier that has done this before. Hope this helps, Phil
Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 27 08:51:35 EST 2002 | gramsey
I am not aware of any IPC specifications but Bob Willis in the UK has some real nice stuff. http://www.bobwillis.co.uk/
Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 06 07:37:44 EDT 2004 | zanolli
Does anyone have any experience with any lead free solder paste and the "paste in hole " or intrusive reflow process? I am interested in how the lower "spread" of lead free paste reacts in a through hole soldering process.
Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 02 21:36:22 EDT 2006 | Lawrence
Anyone use these for soldering through-hole components? Our comapny is contemplating several options such as preforms,capital equipment like spot soldering equipment and the intrusive reflow system. We are in the process of deciding which strategy we
