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Reflow Oven Exhaust

Electronics Forum | Sat Sep 12 10:46:46 EDT 1998 | Dennis B

We're installing our first SMT line and my boss asked me a question I couldn't answer right off the top of my head. I have been an SMT process engineer for about 12 years and I guess this just never came up before. I was surprised but it made good se

Wave Solder Fixtures: Biting the dust FAST!

Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 11 15:11:23 EDT 1998 | Dave Celestian

I am running composite fixtures on my wave solder machine and after about 500 passes each (1 month)they are showing serious signs of wear in that the composite surface is bubbling up and glass fibers are also starting to show. The problem here is t

Re: Wave Solder Fixtures: Biting the dust FAST!

Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 15 11:03:41 EDT 1998 | Dave Celestian

| Dave, | Sounds like you have material issues. Been there, done that. Tried 'em all. The best, longest lasting material I've found is called Durostone. It's made by a Roeschling, and most of the big fixture cutting houses now offer it as an option

Re: Wave Solder Fixtures: Biting the dust FAST!

Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 16 15:45:28 EDT 1998 | Rob Fischer

| | Dave, | | How thick are your PCBs? Do you have adequate topside preheat or are the bottom preheaters turned up to ensure proper filleting on the top side? | | Rob | Rob, The average PCB is .062". There is no topside preheaters on our

Re: Wave Solder Fixtures: Biting the dust FAST!

Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 14 09:09:10 EDT 1998 | Earl Moon

| I am running composite fixtures on my wave solder machine and after about 500 passes each (1 month)they are showing serious signs of wear in that the composite surface is bubbling up and glass fibers are also starting to show. | The problem here

Re: Wave Solder Fixtures: Biting the dust FAST!

Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 11 15:26:15 EDT 1998 | Upinder Singh

Dave, What exactly is the material used for making the fixtures? Upinder ====================== | I am running composite fixtures on my wave solder machine and after about 500 passes each (1 month)they are showing serious signs of wear in that the co

Re: Double-sided reflow with BGA??? Can it be done?

Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 15 09:04:57 EDT 1998 | Chrys

| I was wanting to know if double sided reflow can be done with a metal plated BGA on topside. We would be running bottom side first. My boss seems to think the only way it can be done is by placing glue dots on the bottomside compoents because the

Re: Double-sided reflow with BGA??? Can it be done?

Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 11 13:57:24 EDT 1998 | Justin Medernach

| I was wanting to know if double sided reflow can be done with a metal plated BGA on topside. We would be running bottom side first. My boss seems to think the only way it can be done is by placing glue dots on the bottomside compoents because the

Re: Double-sided reflow with BGA??? Can it be done?

Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 11 07:29:03 EDT 1998 | Wayne Bracy

| I was wanting to know if double sided reflow can be done with a metal plated BGA on topside. We would be running bottom side first. My boss seems to think the only way it can be done is by placing glue dots on the bottomside compoents because the

Re: Double-sided reflow with BGA??? Can it be done?

Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 10 17:57:38 EDT 1998 | Earl Moon

| I was wanting to know if double sided reflow can be done with a metal plated BGA on topside. We would be running bottom side first. My boss seems to think the only way it can be done is by placing glue dots on the bottomside compoents because the


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