Conformal Coating

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Conformal Coatings are essential for enhancing reliability and maintenance of long term performance of Electronic Assemblies, particularly when subjected to hostile service environments such as high relative humidity, chemically contaminated atmospheres, or other contamination.

In addition insulation and Dielectric properties can be enhanced by coatings. Surclean manufacture a comprehensive range of performance Conformal Coating Materials and support Chemistries covering all application methods, volumes, and protection levels.

All Surclean Conformal Coating products are qualified to standards relevant to the coating type, and are continually developed. Customers receive full product technical support, and our in house test facilities can offer process testing for Dielectric strength and consistence of coating thickness on customer samples.

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Process Monitoring

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The long established and highly successful SMT USC400 on contact Ultrasonic Stencil Cleaning System has been upgraded to give a higher Transducer power output in order to support enhanced cleaning of ultra fine pitch Solder Paste residues from conventional and Pump Print type Stencils

 

Newer generation class 4, 5, and latterly class 6 and 7 Solder particle sizes can be difficult to remove when trapped in the corners of small Stencil apertures, even when cleaned in high performance offline cleaning systems. In addition UFP Stencils are more likely to clog and cause image resolution issues during Stencil Printing operations. The SMT USC400 can be used on the Printer to clear apertures without removing the Stencil, and thereby avoiding the need to reset the Printer parameters. The USC400 advanced frequency auto tune system means that unlike competing systems, no low frequency vibration is applied to the Stencil, and maximum Transducer output power is always available as the cleaning head is moved over the surface of the Stencil. The USC400 is ideally suited to cleaning of Mesh mounted legacy Stencils as risk of damage to the metal foil attachment Adhesive area is minimized. It is particularly effective when partnered with Surclean SC100, SC400, and the latest Surclean SC3003 cleaning Chemistries.     

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Process Support

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The long established and highly successful SMT USC400 on contact Ultrasonic Stencil Cleaning System has been upgraded to give a higher Transducer power output in order to support enhanced cleaning of ultra fine pitch Solder Paste residues from conventional and Pump Print type Stencils

 

Newer generation class 4, 5, and latterly class 6 and 7 Solder particle sizes can be difficult to remove when trapped in the corners of small Stencil apertures, even when cleaned in high performance offline cleaning systems. In addition UFP Stencils are more likely to clog and cause image resolution issues during Stencil Printing operations. The SMT USC400 can be used on the Printer to clear apertures without removing the Stencil, and thereby avoiding the need to reset the Printer parameters. The USC400 advanced frequency auto tune system means that unlike competing systems, no low frequency vibration is applied to the Stencil, and maximum Transducer output power is always available as the cleaning head is moved over the surface of the Stencil. The USC400 is ideally suited to cleaning of Mesh mounted legacy Stencils as risk of damage to the metal foil attachment Adhesive area is minimized. It is particularly effective when partnered with Surclean SC100, SC400, and the latest Surclean SC3003 cleaning Chemistries.     

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