|
Think & Tinker, Ltd.
P.O. Box 1606, Palmer Lake, CO 80133 Tel: (719) 488-9640, Fax: (866) 453-8473 Sales: Sales@thinktink.com, Support: Support@thinktink.com |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
Think
& Tinker Ltd. ![]() ![]() SkypeMe at "thinkntink" |
Before handling and/or using any toxic and/or highly corrosive material,
you must familiarize yourself with its safe handling procedures and analysis techniques. If your solder plating tank has a volume of 10 gal (40 liters) or less, you might find it beneficial to mix your electrolyte from premixed components. These are mixed in a fixed ratios to make a ready-to-use plating bath. The electrolyte is maintained adding organic additives, 60/40 SolderPlate acid, tin concentrate and lead concentrate as indicated by analysis.
If the volume of your tank exceeds 10 gallons, you will probably be better off buying the makeup components in bulk and mixing your bath from scratch. This is especially true if you are setting up a PCB prototyping shop where the cost per board needs to be well controlled.
|
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||