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          I am experiencing a small amounts of solder in the pins of a 44-pin 
          D-SUB connector after wave solder. The solder is very difficult to see 
          without magnification. The pin type is formed and rolled. The 
          connector manufacturer thinks that the combination of an the active 
          flux used and flux application method, spray fluxing, is the root 
          cause. However, when the connectors are replaced, a hand soldering 
          process is used, yet the pins still fill with solder. I would greatly 
          appreciate any input.
          
          Thank You, 
          
          Greg Kilinski
          Acuson Corp.
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