Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 13 17:05:35 EDT 2003 | MA/NY DDave
Hi The answer is yes, These moles, as you called them, are designed more as process control test instruments than true representations of the products that you will process. By The Way, Most don't know this so I congratulate you. Many get schnoke
Electronics Forum | Fri Nov 07 18:26:05 EST 2003 | jsloot
Is anyone using .062 aluminum circuit boards with copper conductors in your production lines? What kind of reflow profile is required? What special considerations are there to be looking for? I am asking for any information you can give me. Thanks
Electronics Forum | Tue Dec 09 10:46:58 EST 2003 | Peter
Hi. Is there anyone with experience in soldering standard smd on a pvd (physical vapor deposited) titanium surface? Are there any rules to obey? Especially concering solder paste, surface treatment, reflow profile and oven etc. Thanks
Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 17 14:39:18 EST 2003 | Dean
How do you know your profiler is correct? Do you have a pyrometer you can verif the PCB temp with?
Electronics Forum | Thu Jan 08 11:06:40 EST 2004 | russ
If I read this correctly you have two identical ovens that were setup the same ie zone temps, fan speeds etc... when you ran the same board through each of them one showed a lower board temp. Is this correct? Is the temp of the board 7 deg. lower t
Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 09 18:28:34 EST 2004 | Ron W
I'd like to know if anyone could recommend a good high-temperature adhesive that can be used for thermocouple attachment. I've always used high-temp solder and tape in the past, but would like to try using adhesive. Any info is certainly appreciated.
Electronics Forum | Sat Jan 10 10:37:15 EST 2004 | cyber_wolf
We have always had success with light cure adhesives for probe attachment. Try these guys for some samples. http://www.dymax.com
Electronics Forum | Mon Jan 12 08:05:35 EST 2004 | scombs
We use a product here made by Loctite. Its Loctite 383 thermal adhesive. It works fine. Steve
Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 13 20:56:29 EST 2004 | davef
You have too many rules. Priority #1 melt the solder. Priority #2 worry about the other stuff. Priority #3 count the fly shit.
Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 13 10:25:29 EST 2004 | James
Do you have a different reel of parts. The leads could be oxidized from age. If everything else is soldering well, I would try that. Is your profile on your oven correct?
