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We have a vendor that is having trouble securing components during a
wave soldering operation(as the board passes over the solder wave). On
DIP through-hole DIP packages they can not clinch the pads due to
trace proximities inherent on the board lay-out.
Is anybody familiar with methods (fixturing, water-soluble adhesives,
etc,) that can be used for securing components aside from lead
clinching?
DDrake
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