- Indium Corporation’s new ball-attach flux allows printing and pin transfer for small sphere and high-density applications
- The flux is water-soluble and halogen-free that can be used for ball-attach on a substrate in a standard ball-grid array (BGA) manufacturing process
Indium Corporation has released a new ball-attach flux, WS-829, that has been designed for printing and pin transfer applications for small sphere and high-density applications, including LED die-attach.
WS-829 is a water-soluble, halogen-free flux that can be used for ball-attach on a substrate in a standard ball-grid array (BGA) manufacturing process (especially for the smallest sphere applications < 0.25mm) as well as wafer-/panel-level packaging (WLP/PLP).
Features:
- Best-in-class flux residue cleanability when using only DI water; it also effectively cleans off contamination or pad oxidation from processes before ball mount.
- High tackiness, which holds even the smallest solder spheres and LED die in place, and reduces missing balls or die skew defects.
- A formulation that ensures consistent flux definition over a long time period with a minimal slump.
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