Electronics Forum | Wed Apr 04 08:45:37 EDT 2007 | meritajs
Hi, colleagues! We only start using pb-free tehnology Our wave have foam fluxer What kind of flux would be best if we will use Sn100 solderbar What is your experience Best regards Peter
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 19 10:37:53 EST 2007 | ck_the_flip
Bruce, Does the thicker barrel plating for "RoHS-Rated" PCBs alleviate some of the copper dissolution that one might experience from SAC305? Also, for those SN100c experts out there, is Sn100c less likely to dissolve copper?
Electronics Forum | Thu Dec 13 17:12:38 EST 2007 | jseagle
Has anyone heard of this? I was told that this would help SN100 in the wave solder by making it flow better at a lower temperature? Thanks James
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 15 01:44:15 EST 2008 | taimju
Hi, I have heard that some have added small amounts phosphorus to SAC alloy in wave soldering and this way decreased drossing. Does anyone experienced this with SN100C? Regards, Juha
Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 01 10:30:33 EDT 2008 | stepheniii
Be sure to peel the potatoes. I saw a guy use a potato to purify gold on the TV show Rough Science. Seriously though I would think SAC305 to SN100C wouldn't be as bad as eutectic to leadfree.
Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 10 03:15:43 EST 2008 | meritajs
We have had expierience to convert our wave solder machine EPK1(1995g)with cast iron solder pot for lead free SN100.It runs about year and half now without problem.
Electronics Forum | Mon Dec 22 10:43:18 EST 2008 | etechsupply
I wanted to hear from users of the SN100C alloy to find out what they think is positive and negative about this lead free alloy. Thanks, Keith
Electronics Forum | Mon Dec 22 12:27:41 EST 2008 | evtimov
What I know for SN100 - it is designed for selective sodering. I beleave it is more expensive, compared to other alloys. Emil
Electronics Forum | Mon Aug 03 12:04:39 EDT 2009 | davef
Loco: Your post seems to be pasted from a Alpha Metals SACX0807 application sheet. We don't understand the relationship between your SACX0807 and Hoss67 SN100C. They're different alloys.
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 06 05:57:10 EDT 2009 | lococost
Indeed Dave, But I can't image the extra .5% silver that alpha adds to sn100c will make a huge impact on the difference between the behaviour of the 2 alloys, especially considering SAC gets exactly the same recommendation.
