Re: No Clean Solder Flux

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From: Bob Clarke
Date: Wed, 07 Oct 1992 16:02

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I guess I should be more exact.  It is our understanding that no clean
flux leaves a film.  It is said this film is inert.  Has anyone
verified this?  In the aerospace business we are verrrry conservative
(like extreme).  Our products are very expensive and have to have high
reliability, next time you fly one of our products will be with you. 
We have to prove to our customer's that a change over to no clean flux
will have no effect on reliability.  So, any aerospace companys using
no clean flux?  Have you done any testing?  Would you be interested in a
dialog?
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Bob Clarke, user of the UnixBBS System @ actcnews.res.utc.com
E-Mail: Bob.Clarke%bbs@actcnews.res.utc.com
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