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Hi Graham - Please find out what flux (i.e. product name: Kester XXX or
Alpha YYY or Indium ZZZ, etc.) the component fabricator used in his test.
Also find out which solderability specification did they use
(IPC-JSTD-002C or MIL-STD-XXX) and which solderability test method did
they use (Method A or B or...). If you can get those facts, I can tell you
if they followed the specification requirements. My guess is that they
used an incorrect flux.
Dave Hillman
JSTD-002 specification Chairman
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[TN] Part solderability
Hi guys.
A while back I rejected a bunch of parts due to non wetting when we went
to solder them.
The manufacturer has come back with a response to our guys, saying that
they did a steam aging test on them and they passed fine. He wants to
discuss it with us.
Obviously this is not good - they pass his test but I can't solder the
things. Which makes me suspect his test... but makes him suspect my
process. I don't know enough about steam aging tests to discuss this
well. Obviously I need to ask what kind of flux he is using, but anything
else?
Our process is SnPb, we use RMA flux, and the wave soldering machine runs
at 500F for the pot. This is on an assembly that we have happily built
for about 7 years, with the same manufacturer of part, and no process
changes that I can identify as significant. The part is what I would call
marginally solderable, if we hand solder it and put a fair bit of heat to
the lead we can get it to solder, but not well or easily. No previous
soldering issues with the part.
regards,
Graham Collins
Halifax Production Engineering
L-3 communications Electronic Systems
(902) 873-2000 ext. 6215
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