…and to back-up what Dave reports, please note that ALL the test fluxes for J-STD-002 and 003 were originally developed by Multicore.

We still make these named with both the original SMNA - Actiec 2 = IPC Flux #1 and Actiec 5 = IPC Flux #2

I mention this because we continue to have a large number of users who still order Actiec Fluxes in place of the IPC variants.

Also for all you history buffs, the original pure W/W Rosin SMNA, after an investigation that would have foxed Sherlock Holmes, is derived from SMYRNA, in old Anatolia, Izmir today. The pine trees produced an excellent resin with great consistency from season to season.

Sorry for any commercialism, but I was feeling left out….

Graham N

> On 11 May 2016, at 13:33, David Hillman <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> Hi Victor - if you are conducting solderability test per either the IPC-
> JSTD -002 or -003, the fluxes specified for testing are listed in one of
> the Appendices by product name/supplier. The specifications also list the
> flux chemistry constituents so that you can mix it yourself. One word of
> caution -there are dozens of ROL1 fluxes on the market but they do not meet
> the requirements of the JSTD specifications.
> 
> Dave Hillman
> Rockwell Collins
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> On Wed, May 11, 2016 at 7:26 AM, Victor Hernandez <
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>> Fellow TechNetters:
>> 
>>   Does anyone out there have a part number for the above solder type.
>> Need to conduct bare board solder float test, 1x. 3x and 6x.   Ten second
>> intervals.
>> 
>> Victor,
>> 
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