 |
|||||||
|
 |
Bright Electroless Tin Simple immersion technique for bright electroless tin plating process. Deposit pure tin onto copper, brass, other copper-based alloys, gold and lead-tin electroplate. FEATURES:
DESCRIPTION: Bright Electroless Tin is a well-developed formulation based upon the reduction characteristics of chelated tin in the divalent state. Under proper conditions reduction to pure tin occurs readily. A grain-refining agent, free of phosphorus, is present as well as an activator and buffers for pH control. The deposited tin, in addition to good chemical resistance, exhibits excellent adhesion and is very solderable even after exposure to extreme humidity testing. Bright Electroless Tin is therefore used to provide corrosion protection to copper and lead-tin electroplate. A minimum of 25 millionths of an inch of tin deposit is required. Bright Electroless Tin is recommended to preserve solderability of printed circuit boards, either copper or lead-tin electroplate. It is also used for plating electronic parts such as diodes or leads and for the corrosion protection of die stampings and machined copper or brass parts. PLATING FORMULA To prepare the electroless tin plating solution use 5 lbs. Part A with one-half gallon Part B, and add 4 gallons water. Stir. All material will dissolve when plating solution is operated at 180 °F. PLATING RATE (on copper)
PLATING YIELD Bright Electroless Tin will deposit 25 millionths of an inch over 100 sq. ft. of copper/gallon of plating solution. Available in Part A - (Powder) 1 lb. container 1/2 gal container 5 lb. container 1 gal container 50 lb. container 5 gal container Part B - (Liquid) 1/2 gal container 1 gal container 5 gal container |
|||||
 |
|||||||
 |
 |
||||||
