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TechNetters,
Does anyone have experience using boards that come in with a form of
solder paste already on the pad so that all you need to do is apply some
flux (much less precisely than solder paste application needs to be) and
then go ahead and place your parts, followed by reflow? My boss has a
brochure from one of the companies which offers this service and I was
wondering how well they work.
Thanks.
-Steve
Steven K. Lustig
Process Engineer
EMS Technologies, Inc.
Norcross, GA
(770) 263-9200 x4714
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