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SHENMAO Offers UV Visible Lead-Free No-Clean Solder Paste PF629-P214UV
April 18, 2023 | SHENMAO America, Inc.Estimated reading time: 1 minute
SHENMAO America, Inc. is proud to announce the release of its new product, the UV Visible Lead-Free No-Clean Solder Paste PF629-P214UV. This innovative new solder paste is designed to meet the demands of modern electronics manufacturing, offering excellent performance and reliability.
The SHENMAO PF629-P214UV solder paste is a lead-free, no-clean formula that is ideal for use in a wide range of applications, from consumer electronics to automotive and aerospace components. Its unique UV-visible feature allows easy and accurate quality control inspection during production and ensures the product is used correctly and reliably.
Flux residue of PF629-P214UV after reflow process can be easily identified by UV light due to its special flux design.
The PF629-P214UV solder paste offers superior performance in terms of solderability, wettability, and printability, providing a strong bond between the components and the PCB. It has excellent wetting ability and can form strong, smooth, and shiny solder joints, making it an ideal choice for high-reliability applications.
SHENMAO Technology has a reputation for producing high-quality solder materials, and the PF629-P214UV solder paste is no exception. The company is committed to providing its customers with the latest and most advanced products and services, and the new solder paste is just one example of this commitment.
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