Browse Publications Technical Papers 2001-01-0341
2001-03-05

Environment-Friendly Fluxless Soldering Process for High Sealing Ability on Pressure Sensors 2001-01-0341

In a conventional soldering process, solvents, such as chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), have been necessary to remove the flux-residue after soldering.
A new CFC-free fluxless soldering process has been developed to obtain high sealing ability even in a small soldering area. This new process utilizes a reducing atmosphere with an appropriate load and assembly orientation to solder the parts. Under this fluxless condition, it is found that appropriate loading and good solder-wettability of the upper part increase the wettability of the lower part.

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