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Title:
Method of flux coating metal wick
Abstract:
A metal wick to be used for the absorption of molten solder is deoxidized and flux coated by a process that does not involve the application of heat to the wick or the flux. In one embodiment the wick is cleaned by heating in a reducing atmosphere and is then immersed in a coating bath containing a solution of a rosin flux in an organic solvent. On leaving the bath the welted wick enters a low-pressure chamber in which the solvent rapidly evaporates at room temperature. In another embodiment the deoxidized wick is coated with comminuted solid resin by electro-static means.
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Inventors:
Spirig, Ernst (Rapperswil, CH)
Application Number:
681843
Filing Date: 1976-04-30 Publication_date: 1978-03-28 Assignee:
Primary Class(es):
427/327
118/50, 118/621, 228/19, 228/35, 427/310, 427/350, 427/372.2, 427/482
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Other References:
Poliak et al., IBM Technical Disclosure Bulletin, vol. 13, No. 2, Jul. 1970. |