Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 04 15:58:35 EDT 2000 | CAL
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Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 28 09:37:48 EDT 2000 | greg
what mfg paste are you having problems with. We went through a time that we had some similar paste problems and looked at a lot of different paste types.
Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 27 09:36:46 EDT 2000 | Daniel Carlsson
Does anyone have knowledge concerning popcorning in wave-soldering. Is there a problem with moisture when the reflowed bords are left in air environment for days when manually assembled and then wave-soldered. Is there a certain temperature at which
Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 11 10:41:23 EDT 2000 | Bob Tomaselli
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Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 27 19:32:53 EDT 2000 | Dave F
So, what are you doing to your paste that would make you have to chisel it into small chunks? Our paste is soft and pasty ... perfect for smooshing into syringes. hmmmm
Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 02 16:31:17 EDT 2000 | Larry
I have seen people take old stencils and cut out land patterns, place the component over the land pattern and use a orange stick to move the leads back into place.
Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 25 16:37:18 EDT 2000 | jackofalltrades
I would have to ask the same question as Wolfgang, we use DEK's (249, 255, & 265) for whatever paste happens to required for a particular PCB, with no unique trouble.
Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 22 18:02:39 EDT 2000 | Steve Thomas
Thanks John. Actually I just got off the Dwyer site (took me a couple hours of searching to remember the name) and they have a couple that might do the trick. Of course they're in the Grainger catalogue that I'd already gone through and given up on.
Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 21 15:33:52 EDT 2000 | Gilbert Ramirez
We currently use process carriers to run our products. We do not have chillers at the end of the reflow ovens (no space) so you can imagine how hot the carriers come through. Are there any cooling racks out on the market that I can look into to pla
Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 22 06:59:45 EDT 2000 | jackofalltrades
For several years now we have been using a short (4 feet) conveyor with brush wheels and a simple box fan mounted under it (blowing up) to cool the product.
