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Re: Wave Solder Carriers Cooling system
From:
Eric Christison <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 2 Feb 1999 08:32:47 -0600
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> Put salt in your water solution.  this creates a brime solution that will
> extract the heat a bit quicker.  We have cooling fans mounted on both the
>  exit
> end of the wave and atop my exiting conveyor mechanism.  What type of
>  composite
> material are you using.  We don't have any heat problems coming out of the
>  wave
> with our CDM materials.
>
> Jason Smith
> Process Materials Engineer
> Lexmark Electronics
>

Sugar may be better - less corrosive.




Eric Christison

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