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Hi everyone,
I've send this message once before and didn't get any response. So I'm
trying once again hopefully that someone will be able to advise me iwith
some kind of solution.
We are experimenting with Intrusive reflow (through-hole reflow). We are
using paste with no-clean - low residue flux. We're looking for a method to
wash boards that are misprinted during our experiment. We've tried some
methods but they were unsuccessfull because there is still some solder paste
left in the holes. Is there a special way, that is used in the industry,
to clean the holes or is there a machine that exist and could solve our problem?
Thanks and have nice day!
Eric Pilon
Tel: (514) 685-7230 x.2586
Fax: (514) 685-3415
QA - Matrox Electronic Systems Ltd.
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