Lead-free conversions continue
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BLT Circuit Services product story
Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team
Mar 4, 2005
BLT Circuit Services has completed its 17th lead free wave soldering conversion using its nonpatented lead free alloy LFB227/S.
BLT Circuit Services has completed its 17th lead free wave soldering conversion using its nonpatented lead free alloy LFB227/S.
All 17 machines are working in the UK market processing a number of different board types with different lead free finishes with no reported problems whatsoever.
The LFB227/S is based on low percentages of silver to enhance the flow characteristics of this lead free nonpatented alloy while keeping dross production to a minimum when compared with industry standard SAC alloys.
When using nitrogen casting techniques the dross is almost completely eliminated.
Special antioxidant additives are included for "in-bath reductions of dross", thus ensuring operating costs are kept to a minimum.
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