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Peter,
 
We have made pallets 12mm and thicker ( using caps on the bottom of the pallet). While it does require parameter changes onteh wave, it is not particuarly uncommon. Most of the customers who use them have pretty experienced process guys setting up the wave. You do have to be carefull on how much clearance you have till you actually interferre with the solder nozzle.
 
Special care has to be taken in the pallet design to keep from having excess pressure build up under the pallet. We have seen pallets that caused solder to squirt out the sides and make quite a mess.
 
If you would like to disucss this in more detail, give me a buzz.
 
Bill Johnson
GSC
Garland Service
972-494-1911
 
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From: [log in to unmask] href="mailto:[log in to unmask]">Peter Lee
To: [log in to unmask] href="mailto:[log in to unmask]">[log in to unmask]
Sent: Monday, September 30, 2002 3:14 PM
Subject: [TN] Wave soldering pallet thickness

Technet,

 

What is the thickest selective wave soldering pallet that’s been used out there?

I am doing DFM on a double sided THT/ SMT product with a few bottom side SMT components about 11mm high. I need to provide masking for these devices but at the same time I am concerned about the excessive wave height required to reach into the deep pockets.

 

What are other options to process the board through SMT/wave soldering?

 

Rgds,

Peter

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