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Generally flux consisted of the following 6 categories
Rosin Flux Wash-free Flux Water Washable Flux
Aqueous flux Lead –free flux Paste-type Flux
Features
- Rosin Flux : In traditional application of PCB, such as TV and Radio, it
does no harm, only leaving rosin layer on the surface, still if provides
good stability. The basic structure is IPA 70% Rosin 30% Activator 0.5%. It
is represented by K-500.
- Wash-free Flux : It is of organic acid, IPA, Rosin and minimum leveling
agent. They are represented by K-565 / K835.
- Water washable flux : Organic compound, poly-alcohol and IPA structure,
it is represented by K-103.
- Aqueous Flux : Structured with organic amine with pure water as base,
added with minimum moisture agent. Represented by K-240.
- Lead-free Flux : Presently there is no halogen-free, lead-free flux in
the world; with the emphasis on lead-free, only bromate salt, bromide and
organic acid as synthesis structure. It is represented by 92FT KP-15
Paste flux : Solder paste is the base of flux and designed specially for BGA
use. Lead containing flux is represented by K-37, while Lead-free is
represented by K-41
- Detergent : Generally the best detergent is alcohol and IPA. They are of
dual polarity and is applicable for both high and low polarity, but the
effect is less than ideal. Hence appropriate amount of solvent is added to
IPA to improve. When
- Environment Protection is key issue, natural citrus oil will be
considered to have also the cleaning effect. Representing product is K-352.
- Thinner : Since Flux is IPA based, it should stay with IPA, and adding
fragrant and number would not have practical importance. Aqueous Flux is
added with 10-20% pure water as thinner. The representative product is IPA.
Specifications
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