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Water contents in no clean flux
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Wed, 6 Jan 1999 08:34:27 -0600
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We had some of that, for a brief time last week, and sent it your way from Spokane and Boise. Isn't
winter wonderful?

Mary, thanks for the valuable input. My last wave solder machine used an ultrasonic spray fluxer
with nitrogen "injection". It also had ceramic glass (near conventional) preheaters - not forced
convection in the truest sense, but it did the job well.

Could you say more about the forced convection preheater stage? This sounds like the way to go.

Earl Moon

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