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NIHON SUPERIOR HONORED WITH 2 AWARDS
SN100C P602 solder paste is completely halogen-free, which means there are no intentional halogens of F, Cl, Br or even I hidden or locked up in the chemistry. The SN100C alloy delivers a silver- free stable microstructure in an alloy that can accommodate the long-term and impact strains to which a solder joint can be sub- jected. The silver-free feature is important because of the increasing evidence that the two advantages claimed for that addition in Pb- free solders, a lower melting point and higher strength come at the expense of properties that are even more important in a solder- long term micro structural stability and compliance.
Best New Flux, 2010: NS-F900 halogen-free
NS-F900 is a robust, heat-resistant, no-clean, rosin- containing wave soldering flux that is completely halogen free, which means that there are no intentional halogens of F, Cl, Br or even I hidden or locked up in the chemistry. It provides high performance with high preheat tempera- ture profiles resulting in high topside board temperatures (up to 125°C) and long dwell times that may be required for thick boards and dense, complex assemblies. NS- F900 is specifically designed for use with SN100C Sn- Cu-Ni+Ge lead-free solder but applicable to all lead-free alloys as well as Sn/Pb in wave soldering.
Best New
Environmentally Friendly Product, 2010: SN100C P602 solder paste
42 – Global SMT & Packaging – January 2011
www.globalsmt.net
Environmentally Friendly 2010
Best New Flux, 2010
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