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How to use low melt solder paste removal alloy
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- Опубликовано: 16 фев 2016
- This is a demo of one of our new products, a low melt solder paste removal alloy.
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You just saved me a butt load of money time to buy from my usual place😊
"Apply a little bit"
*squish 2 tons of it*
I use way less low melt paste for this kind of jobs.
I just wanted to say that as well as what you have started here, you are doing a great job on Louis's channel Jason, great work
FOCUS!
What a sound at 8:37... Are you trying to rupture my eardrums?
When you clean it what do you use the 5/9
Whats the best way to store solder paste?
Can you please suggest Soldering wire/paste having melting point in between 610 K and 740 K. And after soldering this should work between 15 K and 600 K.
Thanks in advance.
We have started ordering all of our stuff from this guy, always quick shipping, always good stuff, and he carries parts that you'll have a hard time finding otherwise.
thanks for the video
Is it ok to use a low temp solder paste to solder a USB port on a flex circuit board? Or should I use a leaded or lead free solder? I used a quick chip solder to remove the old port that was damaged. I know you said to use only for desoldering, I got a syringe of SRA T5 lead free paste and wanted to use it for a USB port. Thanks for your time.
Great video! 😀👍... Cheap hot air guns works well with expensive pastes... 😀👍
Great product thanks for the demo
I’m a new. Why don’t the pads melt?
I'm looking to just replace the charging port in a tablet, is there something less expensive and a more economical way to change out this port?
look up "flux". Also are you using it on lead soldered boards - if you are, the alloy melting temp will be
I'm looking to just replace the charging port in a tablet, is there something less expensive and a more economical way to change out this port?
does it expire and do you have to put them in the fridge when you're not using it? Why add Amtech 559, won't either one be enough to bring the temp down by itself?
is that came with needle and pusher
Thanks for the explanation. I'm just getting into micro soldering.
Absolutely amazing, clear video, thanksssssssss
When you say it's going to last a long long time, I was under the impression solder paste has a shelf life of 6 months.
I used a large tar for like 3 years, just keep it in the fridge.
2 lifted pads at the end
What a lovely idea
5:30 someone died.
When are you getting some more in stock? I just tried to order and it says you're out.
+Jody Slabaugh Check back later this week.
what kind on soldering iron are you using?
+Hadi khaled Hakko 900s.
Where do you get your replacement port?
microsolderingsupply.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=59_84&product_id=108
Excellent video! When you have time , would you make a video on how to find shorts on logic boards and also how to use diode mode please for trouble shooting. You really know your stuff =)
Wow, has a hot air rework station and uses low melt solder anyway.
Eutectic solder does not melt at 350°C. You're confusing Fahrenheit with Celsius . Sn63Pb37 Eutectic solder melts at 183°C, not 350°C. However, 183°C is roughly 361°F.
True, thanks for clarifying!
Don't be silly
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Yes...i purchase 138 and 183 :)
@@Kris0725PL does the 183 one work good for desoldering like here ?
@@crazygandalfwithweed1180 if you have good flux...yes.
This specific brand isnt true quick melt its just leaded solder
He sniffs alot, worse then my dog
Nobody does job such a way and spends pastes and solders for nothing not even the newbies.Everybody is using flux for the desoldering.
That's not true, when you start to see boards bending and traces lifted up you decide to use other techniques like this one
I'm looking to just replace the charging port in a tablet, is there something less expensive and a more economical way to change out this port?
@narzan q wrong. google on how to use chipquik low melt solder. applied before lift off the component and no damaged tracks if using it properly. and none of the tutorials recommend to use it to clean the solder from the board.