Newsletter: October 28, 2009

Tips and Tricks for Successful Rework

While soldering and rework have become increasingly automated in recent years, we nevertheless operate in an imperfect world, and defects in the mass soldering process will occur.

Faulty solder joints resulting from improper soldering or rework remain a major cause of equipment failure. Thus, the importance of using techniques that provide high-quality results, while exposing ...

Edge Milling to Reduce Board Thickness

It's not unusual for circuit boards that have been fabricated with a thickness greater than .062" to require additional milling to reduce that thickness on certain areas of the circuit board. This necessary milling is nominally completed by the circuit board fabricator prior to board assembly.

Usually, this milling is done to allow the installation of faceplates, bezels, or the insertion of the circuit board into a card cage slot without ...

Gold Contact Rework

Gold edge contacts can become worn, damaged or contaminated by solder and must be either repaired and restored, or replaced.

Generally, two options are available to confront problem gold edge contacts: replace the contact or re-plate with gold. Both procedures result in a high conformance level of repair that is reliable and long ...

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