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  • Aqueous Technologies (map)
  • 1678 N. Maple Street
  • Corona, CA 92878
  • USA

The 2022 season of Tech-Tuesday Webinars begin with:

Cleaning Best Practices - Reasons to Clean - Batch Cleaning - Inline Cleaning - Manual (Rework) Cleaning

Prior to the introduction of no clean fluxes, cleaning was a mainstream process. The advent of no clean flux reduced the need to clean to high reliability applications such as military, aerospace, and medical.

Component miniaturization, low standoff heights, higher reflow temperatures, and IOT, have created a perfect storm for the need to clean. Cleaning is once again a mainstream process, whether an IPC Class 1 or Class 3 device.

This webinar will cover four distinct topics with four presentations.

Reasons for Cleaning – 12 Minutes
Mike Konrad - Founder / CEO Aqueous Technologies

Regardless of your chosen cleaning method, the reasons for cleaning remain identical. This presentation will outline the reason cleaning is so important today as well as the failure mechanisms associated with contamination on a circuit assembly.

Cleaning After Rework – 12 Minutes
Dr. Saroj Yadav - R&D Manager - TECHSPRAY

Cleaning after rework is frequently a manual process. The “rules” for cleaning still apply. This presentation will review the best-practice methods for manual cleaning including cleaning materials and application methods.

Batch-Format Cleaning Best Practices – 12 Minutes
Mike Konrad - Founder / CEO Aqueous Technologies

This presentation will review best practices for cleaning utilizing a batch format cleaning system. Covered topics include throughput calculations, the five steps to successful cleaning, fluid delivery options, environmental considerations, and process control.

Inline (Conveyorized) Cleaning Best Practices – 12 Minutes
John Neiderman - Applications Engineer - ITW EAE Electrovert

This presentation will review inline cleaning best practices. Covered topics include how to determine the proper conveyor speed, machine length, and features for your cleaning application as well as cleaning process optimization.

Live Q&A - 12 Minutes

All four presenters will participate in a live Q&A session

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