Soldering advices

Jun 02, 2007 4 Replies
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Dear all,


That is the first time I post in newsgroup.



I have a question about the solders. As I know the solder left behind some flux which is very difficult to clean it in large amounts. Have anyone test a solder which does not leave that spots of flux on materials? For example I try to close some boxes and I put some soldering between the external metallic box and the pcb. When I am finished I see the yellow flux be there. Some times I have to close about 100 pieces so I must clean them after. So is any who could help me ?



Thanks


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kwnstantinos skrev:

Flux can be cleaned with alcohol and a small soft brush.

Hilsen Mikkel Lund "Sund fornuft, har aldrig stoppet en tosse" Jokeren i "Mænds ruin"
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Why clean it off? It usually does no harm.

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Most fluxes in solders for electronic equipment today are quite harmless (may be less true of those for lead-free solder). You don't have to clean.

Graham

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