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Hello!
Is there any knowledge of flux, excessive fluxing, flux residue or any issues
with any No Clean flux causing problems, any problems to stacked film
capacitors? In particular, stacked film, high voltage type, naked or un-cased
capacitors manufactured by several companies.
Any customers feed back to manufacture's regarding flux causing contamination
or electrical degradation during or after the soldering process?
_____________________________________
Jim Goss
Process Engineer
Vicor Corp.
Phone: (508) 749-7661
FAX: (508) 749-7807
email: [log in to unmask]
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