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Environmental lead-free soldering flux 826 Introduction

Unibright 826 environmentally friendly soldering flux is a no-clean soldering flux designed specifically for the automatic soldering process of lead-free resistor chips containing rosin. This product is completely halogen-free, and the corrosion on the metal surface of welding components and welding equipment is extremely slight when welding within the range of 0.81-0.83g/cm3; After welding, the residue does not need to be cleaned and has a very high surface insulation impedance (S.I.R). For high-quality and stable welding operations in electronic product production, this product can meet the requirements.

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Environmental lead-free soldering flux 826 Product Features

? The solder joint is full, bright, and has high strength.
? After welding, the residue does not need to be cleaned and has a very high surface insulation impedance (S.I.R).
? For high-quality and stable welding operations in electronic product production, this product can meet the requirements.

Environmental lead-free soldering flux 826 Applicable process

Unibright 826 lead-free soldering flux is suitable for lead-free alloy solders such as Sn-Ag-Cu and Sn-Cu, and can be applied through spot welding, coating, immersion welding, and other methods.

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Environmental lead-free soldering flux 826 Application

? The density and uniformity of the flux coating have a critical impact on its successful application.

? During soldering operations, due to the characteristics of soldering flux, the concentration of flux will naturally evaporate and the specific gravity will increase in an open container. During use, appropriate addition of Heming 2010 diluent is required to control the specific gravity, and its concentration is maintained within the range of 0.81-0.83g/cm3. This reduces the residue on the solder joint while ensuring the welding effect.

? During non operating conditions, it is recommended to avoid contact between the flux and air as much as possible to shorten the service life of the flux. When suspended solids are found in the flux liquid, the flux inside the container should be promptly removed and replaced.