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Wave Soldering

03/22/2009 2:03 AM

If the SOlder Pot Temp. of wave Soldering is 255 Degree alloted but I need to pass on 265 Is it possible
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Re: Wave Soldering

03/22/2009 9:56 AM

Check out this site.

http://download.micron.com/pdf/technotes/tn_00_15.pdf

You need to be sure that your machine can withstand the higher temperatures or you could damage the machine or injure someone working nearby.

If the thermostat only allows 255 degrees, you would have to replace it with a thermostat that will go higher. Just be sure to use the correct solder for the application and temperature that you are working with.

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