Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 01 03:55:59 EDT 2019 | robl
Hi Lee, Depends on the pitch, but 3 main options: 1) Use solder preforms and intrusively reflow https://www.indium.com/solders/preforms/ 2) Use a selective solder machine on smallest nozzle or Robot with fine tip. Our Versaflow 3/45 can handle the
Electronics Forum | Tue Apr 16 15:01:55 EDT 2002 | wf
Have you considered point-to-point selective soldering using microflame ? If we look at the excellent points that Dave made.... The clearance required for the microflame is minimal, no tooling plate is required - only to fixture the parts and the p
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 26 15:24:12 EST 2007 | joeherz
A recent thread regarding the ACE KISS equipment has me wondering if anyone is happy with their choice in selective equipment. I don't see much mentioned about Pillarhouse, Juki, ERSA and some of the others. We're currently debating whether to inve
Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 21 15:28:14 EDT 2016 | curiousman
My company bought a used EBSO SPA 400-F selective solder machine at an auction. At the time we bought it we were not sure what kind of solder it was. So we had the solder sent in and analyzed, and it was leaded instead of lead-free. What options do I
Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 15 14:11:59 EDT 2015 | jpal
You should also remove all the pump parts and clean them, checking the bearings and seals. Clean completely the parts that allow the solder to flow back into the pot; ours have a spiral that fills with dross. Treat yourself to new nozzles. Tinning
Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 18 14:12:40 EDT 2013 | pjchonis
Hello Bachman. SAC305 is the most common lead-free solder alloy, not only for wave soldering but also selective. Most of our selective customers (especially automotive) are using SAC305. What is more important than the alloy to consider is the flux
Electronics Forum | Wed Apr 26 07:37:34 EDT 2006 | amol_kane
"Can we reuse the same machine? My point here is that the non lead free process has already coated the machine interior ( exhaust, internal flow ) with leaded component, and by conversion to lead free are we containminating the lead free product from
Electronics Forum | Wed Apr 26 07:37:52 EDT 2006 | amol_kane
"Can we reuse the same machine? My point here is that the non lead free process has already coated the machine interior ( exhaust, internal flow ) with leaded component, and by conversion to lead free are we containminating the lead free product from
Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 08 10:10:29 EST 2008 | noid
We are building class 3 products, using no clean on wave and selective solder machines. Both processes are producing micro solder balls between the leads of through hole components. I have searched the site and haven't found any recent threads on h
Electronics Forum | Fri Apr 05 18:22:18 EDT 2013 | Adam
We have two ZipaTec 460s Selective Solder Machines, one for Lead and one for Lead-Free. This morning we noticed the solder pot was covered in solder balls, and after asking the operator what they had run, the answer was "Nothing." The operator had al
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