Pradap,
You are correct.
Some years ago we used a material from "Cerro de Pasco" to make fixtures for holding small assemblies. We recovered and reused the alloy by putting the fixture in hot tap water, then machine shop type reshaped for the next fixture.
Cheers
Jack
Pratap Singh <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
Folks,
Just to re-emphasize, SnBi and SnPb do not get along well. Together they
form a low melting point alloy that will flow at 90-92 deg. C and cause
joint reliability problems across most of the applications.
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