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  • Eleways
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2014
    • 62
    • Italy
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    Liquid Flux no clean

    Hi

    I've just finish my favorite Flux, I used Loctite MF210.
    So my supplier is closed and I cannot find it in other place.

    I ask you a suggestion to find a better Flux to use for rework.

    I need a liquid flux no clean, no water based.

    I use it for rework/reflow on laptop motherboard by use an infrared machine (Achi Pro).

    I've got another good flux, a Solder Chemistry PRo, it's good but I need to clean it after rework, and in case of reflow the Bga don't move at temperature.

    Can you help me on this?

    Many thanks

    Luke
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