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Solder Paste and Flux | Soldering Pastes & Products | Nordson EFD

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SolderTip #44: IPC Guidelines for Flux Selection and Use | EPTAC

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.  Secondly, you need to decide whether or not the residues from the used flux can be left on the board after the soldering operation. J-STD-004, can be used to evaluate the fluxes, as it discusses corrosion properties and appropriate tests to determine the activity levels of the flux

Issues of Burnt Flux on Class 3 PCB Assemblies - EPTAC - Train. Work Smarter. Succeed

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absorbed, will activate the flux and corrosion can result. Another reason to remove the flux is for testing purposes. Rosin type of fluxes, once polymerized, are very difficult for pin type of test stations (fixtures

Issues of Burnt Flux on Class 3 PCB Assemblies - EPTAC - Train. Work Smarter. Succeed

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absorbed, will activate the flux and corrosion can result. Another reason to remove the flux is for testing purposes. Rosin type of fluxes, once polymerized, are very difficult for pin type of test stations (fixtures

SolderTip #44: IPC Guidelines for Flux Selection and Use - EPTAC - Train. Work Smarter. Succeed

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.  Secondly, you need to decide whether or not the residues from the used flux can be left on the board after the soldering operation. J-STD-004, can be used to evaluate the fluxes, as it discusses corrosion properties and appropriate tests to determine the activity levels of the flux

SolderTip #44: IPC Guidelines for Flux Selection and Use - EPTAC - Train. Work Smarter. Succeed

| https://www.eptac.com/faqs/soldertips/soldertip/soldertip-44-ipc-guidelines-for-flux-selection-and-use

.  Secondly, you need to decide whether or not the residues from the used flux can be left on the board after the soldering operation. J-STD-004, can be used to evaluate the fluxes, as it discusses corrosion properties and appropriate tests to determine the activity levels of the flux

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) sponge 8 Tip Care Practices To Prevent and Reduce Corrosion •  Use lowest flux activity possible •  Use sulfur free sponges •  Use only clean sponges

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