Cleaning “No-Clean” Flux for Maximum PCBA Reliability
No-clean flux is a type of soldering flux used in electronics assembly that leaves behind minimal-to-no residue after the soldering process. Flux is a material applied to surfaces before soldering to facilitate the formation of strong and reliable...
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Can you use isopropyl alcohol (IPA) wipes as screen wipes?
Using isopropyl alcohol (IPA) wipes on screens can be risky, and it's generally not recommended for most electronic devices, particularly those with sensitive displays, such as smartphones, tablets, laptops, and LCD/LED screens. The alcohol...
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What greases do aerosol degreasers work best on?
Aerosol degreasers are versatile cleaning products designed to remove grease, oil, and other contaminants from various surfaces. They work well on a wide range of greases, including but not limited to: Mineral oils: Commonly found in machinery...
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What is vapor degreasing?
Vapor degreasing is a highly efficient and widely used industrial cleaning process designed to remove grease, oils, waxes, fluxes, and other contaminants from various metal, plastic, and electronic components. Vapor degreasing is a valuable...
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Is vapor degreasing safe?
Vapor degreasing can be safe when appropriate solvents are used, and safety guidelines are strictly followed. However, to ensure safety, it is essential to assess the specific process, equipment, and materials involved and take necessary precautions...
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What is the difference between temporary solder mask and solder resist (overcoat)?
The main difference between temporary solder mask and solder resist (overcoat) lies in their purposes and longevity. Temporary solder mask is used for selective soldering and rework processes and is removed after its intended use, while solder...
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What is temporary solder mask?
Temporary solder mask, also known as peelable solder mask or removable solder mask, is a type of masking material used in the electronics manufacturing process. Its primary purpose is to protect specific areas of a printed circuit board (PCB)...
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How do I use a conductive pen?
Here's a step-by-step guide on how to use a conductive pen: Expose conductive surface of repair area: When repairing a trace, conductive ink needs to have good contact with the beginning and end of the gap. This often involves scraping way...
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How do I use no-clean, rosin, or aqueous flux dispensing pen?
Using a flux dispensing pen, whether it's a no-clean, rosin, or aqueous flux, is a straightforward process. Flux is used in soldering to remove oxidation and improve the wetting of solder, ensuring better solder joints. Here's a step-by-step...
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What does conductive pen do?
Conductive ink pens are specialized writing tools designed to draw circuits and create electrical connections on various surfaces. The ink used in these pens contains conductive materials (e.g. silver), which allow it to conduct electricity.
Here's...
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