Category:PCB Solder Paste
Solder paste is a material used in the manufacture of printed circuit boards to connect surface mount components to pads on the board. It is also possible to solder through hole pin in paste components by print solder paste in/over the holes.
Hello everybody Good day My company is facing big problem with Chip drop after dipping I have analysis many case focus on 02 main cause 1. Handling process -> I would like to ask after glue bonding...(view more)
Hello everyone My company have just bought a new Wave Soldering. Therefore, i want to know how to design the pallet for this machine. Does everyone have pdf document that relative the structure ...(view more)
Hi, We are doing pin in paste reflow process in one our product ( but paste printed on bottom side of the board and top side will be assembled through hole component)in which faced cold solder i...(view more)
What should a good gold joint look like? We've run boards for our customers that look kinda dull but seemed to wet properly and the boards fired up just nicely! Should they look nice and shiny like ou...(view more)
I'm looking for information on "volcano" soldering or mini-wave soldering. I need to solder a leaded device, thru-hole, on a already populated smt PCB. I want to do localized soldering on the pins of ...(view more)
Hi!, Can anyone help me with problems with Solder voids after reflow curing on D2PAK heatsinks? I would like to remove the gas from the solder paste; can centrifuge help?How many minutes should ...(view more)
Hello Everyone, Our board supplier changed our board surface finish on a prototype to flat solderable tin (FST) because of the PWB thickness (.125"). The pads seem to be contaminated, particular...(view more)
I was wondering if anyone has information on the market size for solder preforms, paste, wire, etc. If not, do you have any suggestions on where I might find this information?(view more)
We recently had some boards returned that have me stumped. Word was QFP pins were coming out of the solder in the field. Upon inspection it was true!! If you press gently on the pins they SLIDE out of...(view more)