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The seven sins of hand soldering

Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team Oct 16, 2002

Now updated to include IPC training certification, the VT-49C training course is designed to help prevent costly errors and unnecessary rework.

Now updated to include IPC training certification, VT-49C is designed to help prevent costly errors and unnecessary rework.

"The seven sins of hand soldering" is the cure for improper soldering techniques that even the most experienced solder technicians succumb to: excess pressure; improper solder heatbridge; wrong tip size; excessive temperature; improper use of flux; transfer soldering; and unnecessary rework and repair While clearly presenting the proper technique so the bad habit can be eliminated, this visual training tool can also be used proactively for new operators to prevent bad habits before they start.

For any company that is serious about quality, this video presentation will be the perfect addition to any continuous education/improvement programme.

It is also useful for recertification 6-12 months after the initial VT-42/43C training.

The course includes a leader's guide, student workbook, written test and printable certificates for students with a passing grade of 70% or higher.