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Hello TechNet - I am looking for some opinions/info on the use of
extending the tack life of printed solder paste on assemblies. Yes, I
know I should be processing as soon as possible but life on the
process floor is far from ideal!
1- Does storage in nitrogen chambers help?
2- Who manufactures nitrogen chambers?
3- Does refrigerated storage help?
4- Any technical papers/resources available in industry?
Thanks,
Dave Hillman
Rockwell Collins
319-395-1615
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