Good Afternoon Technetters;

So having been googling through this question for a couple of days off
an on I am turning to that one definite source of knowledge, you all...

What are the ideas regarding using CEM-1 material in a Pb-free (SAC)
wave soldering process for a high reliability product (Automotive - 15
year life without failure).  This would be a copper on one side board
with through-hole parts only.

BTW googling provides the best of both worlds...people saying "yes" and
others saying "no" so whatever your answer you can't be wrong. :)

Best Regards,
 
eric
 
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734-223-5599 (cell)


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