Industry News | 2017-04-11 21:32:40.0
SMTA and SMART Group announce experts from IBM Corporation and Siemens AG will keynote the Contamination, Cleaning and Coating Conference. The conference is scheduled May 22-24, 2017 at the Radisson Blu Airport Hotel in Amsterdam.
The first technology to use centrifugal energy to clean electronic circuit assemblies, precision parts, and semiconductor packages. The system offers unparalleled penetration, solubilization, and contaminant removal The MicroCel Centrifugal Cleanin
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The first technology to use centrifugal energy to clean electronic circuit assemblies, precision parts, and semiconductor packages. The system offers unparalleled penetration, solubilization, and contaminant removal The MicroCel Centrifugal Cleanin
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PCBA Cleaning Machine for Electronics Assembly Line Elevate your PCBA production with our advanced PCBA Cleaning Machine. Effortlessly remove flux residues and contaminants, ensuring pristine PCB assemblies for top-notch performance. ❙ Introduc
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Automatic SMT Stencil Cleaning Machine BMP-1000X Feature ▶The cleaning tank, the original tank, and the spray tank are designed with a liquid level sensor overflow alarm. ▶The opening of the front door is designed with photoelectric sensor protectio
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SMTA California Technology Day
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Webinar: QFN/LGA Design, Assembly Process Issues & Reliability Failures
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Huntsville Chapter Technical Meeting: Evaluating Conformal Coatings
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Advanced SMT PCBA Cleaning Machine for Pristine Circuit Assembly ❙ Introduce of PCBA Cleaning Machine Introducing our state-of-the-art SMT PCBA Cleaning Machine, a revolutionary breakthrough in the realm of circuit board assembly. Irrespective
Technical Library | 2020-03-09 10:50:17.0
A customer called the Helpline seeking advice for cleaning no-clean fluxes prior to applying a conformal coating. The customer's assemblies were manufactured with a no-clean rosin based solder paste (ROL0) and were cleaned with an isopropyl alcohol (IPA) wash. After cleaning, a white residue was sometimes found in areas with high paste concentrations and was interfering with the adhesion of the conformal coating (Figure 1). For conformal coatings to adhere properly, the printed circuit board (PCB) surface must be clean of fluxes and other residues. In addition, ionic contamination left by flux residues can lead to corrosion and dendrite growth, two common causes of electronic opens and shorts. Other residues can lead to unwanted impedance and physical interference with moving parts.
