Metal treatment – Compositions – Fluxing
Patent
1997-06-23
2000-01-04
Andrews, Melvyn
Metal treatment
Compositions
Fluxing
148 25, B23K 3536
Patent
active
060105771
ABSTRACT:
A soldering flux containing borneol, which is also referred to as bornyl alcohol. A method soldering using such a flux is also disclosed. Even minor proportions of borneol in the flux help reduce ionic residue from the flux after soldering. Larger proportions of borneol can give the flux tackiness for wave soldering operations. The flux preferably comprises borneol and an organic acid activator that volatilizes during soldering. The flux is applied as a solution of borneol and the organic acid activator in a solvent that substantially evaporates before soldering without leaving any measurable solvent residue.
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Bristol Samuel Victor
Summers David Ross
Young Mary Beth
Andrews Melvyn
Delco Electronics Corporation
Funke Jimmy L.
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