Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 26 14:15:21 EST 2001 | marting
Steve, Currently we are using selective pallets and the best piece of advice is to find a supplier that will be able to handle the requirements of the selective wave process, for example proximity of chips to PIH devices, and pallet thickness etc. We
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 27 03:35:23 EST 2001 | peterbarton
Steve, I have to support the comments made by Dave F. Provided the surface mount parts on the second side are correctly orientated and not too close to any adjacent through hole leads then the best option has to be to print glue then wave solder. T
Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 26 20:22:01 EST 2001 | davef
As a design rule, provide 0.050" minimum between parts to be "masked" and areas that require wave contact. The more the better is the general rule to apply. Check: http://www.autogroup.com/designguideb/ http://www.spprecision.com/ http://www.datumdy
Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 26 13:48:49 EST 2001 | slthomas
Anyone using selective soldering pallets to run boards with previously reflowed bottom side SMT through the wave? Any comments, pro or con? Seems like a reasonable approach for someone that doesn't want to install a dispenser.
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 05 03:30:26 EST 2009 | esota
Any good soldering pallets (Wave/reflow) fabricators for to recommend??
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 10 00:57:50 EST 2009 | emmanueldavid
Philip, Pl note that there is one more fabricator from Malasia, whom we found to be up to the mark with Wave Soldering Pallets constructed with Durastone/CDM Durastone. They also offer ESD Protected to match ESD guidelines of Assembly & Photo Sensi
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 10 01:18:28 EST 2009 | emmanueldavid
Philip, Pl note that there is one more fabricator from Malasia, whom we found to be up to the mark with Wave Soldering Pallets constructed with Durastone/CDM Durastone. They also offer ESD Protected to match ESD guidelines of Assembly & Photo Sensi
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 05 03:28:37 EST 2009 | esota
Can anyone recommend some good wave soldering/reflow pallets fabricators? We are procuring good pallets fabricators for production
Electronics Forum | Tue Dec 10 14:10:38 EST 2002 | Randy Villeneuve
Steve, I wave solder most if not all our boards with selective wave pallets. I did not catch if the solder balls were on top of the board or on the bottom but that will make a difference on what to do to get rid of them. Pallets are good and bad. On
Electronics Forum | Mon Dec 16 17:35:43 EST 2002 | davef
Jim Consider issuing a purchase order to your assembler for the purchase of selective wave soldering pallets required to solder your board. That way, you: * Own the pallets. * Can take the pallets with you should you decide that another assembler
