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Interesting. At what temperature & pressure do you operate the airknife?
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>Author: [log in to unmask] at corp
>Date: 12/20/95 5:58 PM
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>I have been reading some E-mail regarding solder balling with
>No-clean and water soluble fluxes recently. I thought I might be
>able to relay my solution to the solder balling problem in our
>process in case it might help someone.
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>When we first started using water soluble flux, every board emerged
>from the wave covered in minute solder balls adhered to the mask. I
>considered these to be a result of excess water remaining in the flux
>at the point of wave contact, vaporizing rapidly, and blowing solder
>all over the mask. To eliminate the problem, I pre-heated our flux
>removal airknife. This causes a high temperature jet of air to pass over the
>entire board prior to preheating but after flux application. The
>heated air reduces the amount of volatiles in the flux such as water and
>eliminates solder balling. We haven't had a solder ball since.
>
>Thanks
>Jason Spera
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-Pat-
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Patrick McGuine
Nicolet Instrument
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(608) 276-6334
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