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Doug,
Can you please provide me with contact information for Precision
Dispensing Systems?
Thanks in advance.
Paul Thibodeau
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Subject: Re: Spray Fluxer
Author: [log in to unmask] at Internet
Date: 1/15/96 11:57 PM
Parash,
What flux technology are you using? For low solids fluxes (no cleans) it is
highly recommended. The deposition is more controlled and you actually put
on less flux than a foam fluxer, which is especially useful for water soluble
fluxes. There are several varieties out there. I suggest you consider the
precision flux dispenser, based on the same technology as ink-jet printers,
produced by Precision Dispensing Systems. I can furnish you more info if
desired.
Doug Pauls
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