Lead-Free Tacky Flux, 3.5g Syringe, 12 per Case
Hisco #:CW8700-9700
MFG #:CW8700
$
Manufacturer Lead Time When Not In Stock: 10 days
Minimum Order QTY: 1
Item must be ordered in multiples of 1
Item must be ordered in multiples of 1
The CircuitWorks CW8700 is a no-clean tacky flux in a convenient dispensing syringe.
The CircuitWorks CW8700 Features:- Excellent wetting ability
- Long tack time
- Noncorrosive, halide and halogen free Meets IPC requirements for ROL0, No Clean
- Excellent consistency
- Stable viscosity
- Conforms to ISO 9454
- Meets Bell core TR-NWT-000078 requirements
- Meets DIN EN 29454-1 1.1.3.C classification
- Brand: Circuitworks®
- Product Type: No-Clean Flux
- Physical Form: Liquid
- Chemical Composition: Poly Ethane Ethoxylated Distillates Hydrotreated Hydroxy Hydro
- Shelf Life: 2yr
- Odor: Slight
- Flash Point: 284°F
- Applications: BGA Rework and Repair, Sphere Attachment to BGA, Surface Mount Device Pad, Switches, Socket
- Container Type: Syringe
- Capacity: 3.5g
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Product Description
The CircuitWorks CW8700 is a no-clean tacky flux in a convenient dispensing syringe.
The CircuitWorks CW8700 Features:- Excellent wetting ability
- Long tack time
- Noncorrosive, halide and halogen free Meets IPC requirements for ROL0, No Clean
- Excellent consistency
- Stable viscosity
- Conforms to ISO 9454
- Meets Bell core TR-NWT-000078 requirements
- Meets DIN EN 29454-1 1.1.3.C classification
- Brand: Circuitworks®
- Product Type: No-Clean Flux
- Physical Form: Liquid
- Chemical Composition: Poly Ethane Ethoxylated Distillates Hydrotreated Hydroxy Hydro
- Shelf Life: 2yr
- Odor: Slight
- Flash Point: 284°F
- Applications: BGA Rework and Repair, Sphere Attachment to BGA, Surface Mount Device Pad, Switches, Socket
- Container Type: Syringe
- Capacity: 3.5g
Technical Information
Brand: CircuitWorks
Weight: 0.065
Country Of Origin: US
Tariff Code: 3810.90.9999
UPC Code: 032599104975
$
Minimum Order QTY: 1
Item must be ordered in multiples of 1
Item must be ordered in multiples of 1