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Evaluative analysis of no-clean soldering technologies for printed wiring boards and assemblies
While no-clean technologies do reduce adverse environmental impact, their effect on product reliability must be considered. Manufacturers who choose to convert to no-clean materials and processes need assurance that product performance is not adversely affected. Environmental effect, manufacturing capability, and product reliability are all valid criteria for a materials and process selection method.