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Next
Generation of Lead-free Solder : Sn/Zn/Al
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Solution
to your lead-free soldering needs ! |
| Alternative to Lead-based Solders |
| Defect-free assembly demands choosing the proper materials and equipment
to provide maximu control of the process. Many factors should be considered
when implementing lead-free alloys to the electronics products such as manufacturability,
availability, reliability, and cost. Health risk aslo should be considered when selecting alternative materials. |
| Alternatives to Lead in Solder | |
Element |
Potential |
Antimony (Sb) |
Very toxic, not to be considered |
Bismuth (Bi) |
Considered OK |
Cadmium (Cd) |
Very toxic, not to be considered |
Copper (Cu) |
Low risk, can be used in small amount |
Silver (Ag) |
Low risk, can be used in small amount |
Aluminum (Al) |
Very low risk, can be used in small amount |
Tin (Sn) |
Found in human diet, but large amounts
are toxic |
Zinc (Zn) |
Found in human diet, but large amounts
are toxic |
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Lead is well know as a health risk. Often though, alternatives to Sn/Pb alloys also contain potential harmful elements. One of the most promising replacement alloys that are currently on the market and very low in the health risk is Sn/Zn/Al alloy. This new lead-free soldering material (U.S. Patent No. US 6361.626) is now available in North America and around the world for SMT and BGA packaging processes, and other soldering needs.
Our advance research group provides solder products that make your applications
simple, yet high yields and low cost. |
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