Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 20 20:38:30 EDT 1999 | Dreamsniper
I am looking for sources of temporary peelable solder mask to mask/cover holes on a circuit bd that need not be soldered during wave soldering�..must have distributors in Australia. I�ve contacted some down here but they do not have products package
Electronics Forum | Fri Oct 22 10:35:56 EDT 1999 | Graham Naisbitt
Armin, I can supply you but wont. Why not? Because these materials have a short shelf life when packed into syringes. Your local supplier should be able to provide them but he will be obliged to make up a batch of 2 - 300 to be economical - but they
Electronics Forum | Fri Nov 09 11:55:49 EST 2001 | mparker
If you are getting solder shorts under a device, how would "hiding" the extra long pad with solder mask help? If the pad can't be seen once the device is in place, it is already "hidden". Getting your customer to redesign the pads may take some time
Electronics Forum | Sun May 30 09:35:27 EDT 2004 | davef
Sure, I'd expect your PCB fab has given you a information sheet on handling, storage, and whatnot, including recommended temporary solder masks. The cats & kitties in the stockroom are the first people to start your search. It's probably squirreled
Electronics Forum | Fri May 31 17:04:02 EDT 2002 | davef
We use boots / shunts er wutt ever you call them to protect solderable component surfaces from wave soldering. Not sure how it would work in your case try: * Kinnarney Rubber 450 Main St. P.O.Box 37 Mantua, N.J. 08051 609-468-1320 fax 7438 http://ww
Electronics Forum | Tue Dec 29 17:42:27 EST 1998 | Dave F
| Can anyone recommend a solder stop that can be applied by our PCB supplier. Our current material form Tamura Kaken is causing problems. | | The material should be capable of withstanding 1 Surface mount IR reflow cycle and 1 wave solder cycle. | W
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 19 19:36:21 EST 2002 | davef
You weren�t clear but I assume the problem is not widely distributed and affects only a few parts on each board. Do this trick: * Cut a ~1� piece of fairly serious wire, like 18 or 12 AWG. * Strip the insulation. * Gear-up with gloves, glasses, and
Electronics Forum | Wed Jul 19 17:34:25 EDT 2000 | Deon Nungaray
Craig, I'd be really hesitant in pursuing this method for a TQFP. Remember, most SMD's are rated for a maximum rising slope of around 4C/Sec. Immersing a fragile TQFP in a hot wave of molten solder will probably exceed this ramp up rate. Besides thi
Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 02 10:06:17 EDT 1999 | John Thorup
| | | | We are wave soldering some fabs with a lot of unmasked trace area along the edges. The trace area is solid copper covered with tin / lead, no masking, no components along the edges, same on solder side and component side (goofy board design)
Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 02 09:54:02 EDT 1999 | John Thorup
| | | | We are wave soldering some fabs with a lot of unmasked trace area along the edges. The trace area is solid copper covered with tin / lead, no masking, no components along the edges, same on solder side and component side (goofy board design)
