Hi Technet team,

I'm SMT process engineer, now I encountered 1 question for stencil
tension, 

Can you do me a favor?

my company stencil tension standard is >=35N, but this standard was
defined at 5years ago,

At that time no stencil thickness is 3mils, now we used 3mils stencil,
we measured the stencil tension is lower than 35N, so I want to know if
the stencil tension is related the stencil foil thickness, and what is
the stencil tension standard per stencil thickness,

Thanks!

 

 

 

Best wishes

 

Geng Yu 



 


  
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