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The profile departed to 243 deg C, complying pretty accurately to the
paste-defined hat-like profile.
Regards
Ofer Cohen
Manager
Quality Assurance, Reliability and Production Technologies
Seabridge Ltd. - A Siemens Company
Siemens COM FN A SB
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Sent: Wednesday, June 15, 2005 2:44 PM
To: Ofer Cohen; [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: [LF] Passives in lead-free
Hi Ofer,
From the reports I looked at, I thought that the SAC's had a somewhat
greater surface tension than SnPb. But from what you are saying the
surface tension would be lower--that also would explain the higher
propensity for bridging and shorts. But to not flow together means a
significant difference in surface tension. At what temperatures did you
see this?
Werner
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