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Guys, I'm looking for some articles or presentation materia... - Jul 13, 2010 by Chrislay

Probably, you need to make the same presentation to your cus... - Jul 14, 2010 by davef

Dave, Thanks for your reply and the link. ....seems can'... - Jul 16, 2010 by Chrislay

Duno. I'll shoot Daan an email. ... - Jul 16, 2010 by davef

Chrislay

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Clean to No Clean Process | 13 July, 2010

Guys, I'm looking for some articles or presentation materials that can convince my customer to convert to a no-clean process. I'm new in this forum i hope anyone can point me to some leads.

Thanks.

Chris

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davef

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Clean to No Clean Process | 14 July, 2010

Probably, you need to make the same presentation to your customer that you made to your boss when you proposed changing to low-residue fluxes. Hey boss [customer], here's what's GREAT about low-residue flux. Here's how we can: * Lower our unit cost * Improve our product

Look at this link for some papers that may help: http://www.smtinfo.net/Db/_No-Clean%20Technology.html

Additional points are: * Some low res fluxes are cleanable * Recognize that some products just don't do well with low residue fluxes. If you find yourself in that situation, you will have some interesting choices to make. * The one time that it makes fairly inarguable sense to use low res flux is on boards with low stand-off components.

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Chrislay

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Clean to No Clean Process | 16 July, 2010

Dave, Thanks for your reply and the link.

....seems can't open the articles in the link "forbidden", do i need to register?

Regards.

Chris

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davef

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Clean to No Clean Process | 16 July, 2010