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Compared to wave soldering a much higher temperture is required.
There is much less solder mass touching the solder joint to transfer heat.
There is less dross as well.

Smaller variations arise from the variability of PCA and components.
Selective doing point to point soldering will be higher than a dip into a
multiwave selective solder.
The actual temp of the solder can be cooler than the pot settings when
measured at the top of the solder nozzle. There is less delta with a 12mm
nozzle compared to a 4mm nozzle. The design of the nozzle and how the solder
flows over the edge varies..

Frequently the optimum flux will be different than that used by a wave.
The preheaters are much less robust compared to the 6 foot with convection
available on many wave solder machines. Most selective preheaters are not
convection, which makes VOC free fluxes more challenging.
Most of the preheat is lost on point to point soldering.
Just ran a panel that took 5:55 minutes to solder. Not much preheat left
for the 2 and 3rd  PCA in the array.

The 285 to 290C mentioned above would be a place to start.
Profile your own product and process for actual numbers.






On Wed, Jan 28, 2009 at 10:51 AM, Stadem, Richard D. <
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> 290C. Per Pillarhouse recommendations, supported by qualification
> results. Preheat temp is critical.
>
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>  Subject: Re: [TN] SELECTIVE SOLDERING TEMPERATURES
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> 285C!
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> Sent: 28 January 2009 16:32
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> Subject: [TN] SELECTIVE SOLDERING TEMPERATURES
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> What temperatures do folks operate their selective solder units with
> SnPb solder?
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> In my prior life, I ran my wave soldering machine with SnPb at ~ 500F /
> 260C with good results. Guys in the shop are running considerably higher
> (~ 584F / 306C) citing board density concerns. My response would be to
> judiciously increase the thermal profile / preheat temperatures but not
> the solder pot temperature. The higher solder pot temperature results in
> much more dross and tin oxides.
>
> Just curious...
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