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HI-GRADE #3549-HF NO CLEAN HALIDE FREE FLUX

Description

Hi-Grade #3549-HF "No Clean" Flux is specially formulated low solids resin flux, specifically developed for SMD soldering. There is little or no residue remaining after soldering.

The Hi-Grade #3549-HF "No Clean" Flux exhibits excellent fluxing action on surface mounted components without causing de-metalization of the SMD.

The percent solids available in this series of fluxes are 5%, 8% and 10%.

Special Features

  • Completely Non-Halide
  • Passes copper-mirror test as per MIL-F- 14256
  • Outstanding solderability on all types of boards, including ones with SMD’s
  • Excellent wetting on surface mounted components
  • No visible flux residue remains after soldering - often no further cleaning is required
  • If very high ionic cleanliness required, residue can be removed by solvent or sponification cleaning
  • Conveyor fingers and pallets are noticeably cleaner

Applications

The Hi-Grade #3549-HF "No Clean" Flux can be used in foam flux operations as well as applying it by dipping, brushing or spraying. Although there are no uniform working instructions because of the variety of foam fluxing equipment on the market, the following guidelines will help assure dependable soldered joints :

  • Maintain adequate and constant flux level in the fluxing unit
  • Evaporation losses should be compensated by using Hi-Grade #16-3552-x Thinner.
  • Keep equipment clean and avoid contamination particularly oil and water.
  • Keep the air pressure low and make sure the air lines contain traps to remove water and oils which may change tile foaming properties of the flux

Residue

Little or no residue remains after soldering with Hi-Grade #3549-HF "No Clean” Flux. Often times no cleaning is required even though the boards are going to be automatically tested. If remaining residue needs to be removed, it can be easily cleaned by either saponification or solvent cleaning.

Physical Properties

#3549-HF5

#3549-HF8

#3549-HF10

Appearance Amber Amber Amber
Specific Gravity @ 77 deg. F (25 deg. C) 0.801 0.808 0.818

@ 60 deg. F (15.5 deg. C)

0.808

0.814

0.823

Pounds per Gallon

6.66 6.72 6.80

Percent Solids

5% 8% 10%

Acid Value

23.5 34.0 46.0

Flash Point

54 deg. F TCC 54 deg.  F TCC 54 deg. F TCC

Surface Insulation Resistance : Pattern down

5.52 x 10"ohms

- (As per TR-TSY-000078)   :Pattern up

2.74 x 10"ohms

Packing

23 litres or     6 US gallons per container
209 litres or     55 USs gallons per container

Safety And Precautions

All fluxes with low flash joints should be handled with utmost care and precaution. They should stored in a dry, well-ventilated area and flames, sparks and direct heating should be avoided.

 


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