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sion and life passion. The nearly 90-page book, available in English and German, can be ordered from the information below. Fronius www.fronius.com (810) 220-4414 Reflow Soldering System’s Fans Help Reduce Operating Costs The Hotflow 4/26 reflow soldering system offers a process length of more than 5 m split into 26 heating zones and 4 cooling zones. The energy-saving system has fan motors that reduce power consumption and a system that reduces consumption of N2 by 20%. A shorter reflow system, the Hotflow 4/08, is also available. The Ecoselect 4, a stand-alone soldering system developed for midsized production volumes, can be loaded/unloaded manually or by transfer to a following system. The Ecocell, useful for larger batch sizes, features a dip module and multinozzles. It is equipped with two solder baths and supports product changes. Kurtz Ersa www.ersa.com (800) 363-3772 Liquid Flux Leaves Low Postprocess Residues NC277 is a VOC-free liquid flux that is electrically safe as an alcohol-based flux and has a medium residue that is suitable for long thermal demands. The halide-free, environmentally safe liquid flux can withstand the high thermal preheats required for palletized selective soldering. Also, it provides a broad activation range, proving to be a good flux for a variety of process parameters and applications, including lead-free wave soldering with tin-silver-copper, tin-silver, tin-copper, and other alloys. In addition, the liquid flux offers low postprocess residues and passes the IPC SIR 2.6.3.7 test in an air-dried state. AIM www.aimsolder.com (800) 225-5246 Revised Guide Features Filler Metal Selector The revised 31st edition of the Pocket Welding Guide is in full color. Featured are overviews of common arc welding processes, examples of good and bad weld beads, causes and cures of common welding problems, welding symbols, guidelines for the identification of metals and calculating filler metal consumption, oven storage and reconditioning of filler metals, shielding gases and their uses, AWS filler metal classifications and comparative indices, and welding parameters. Included is a newly revised section of filler metals, including the latest metal cored wires, with operating ranges, filler metal selector guide for welding ASTM steels, troubleshooting guides for semi- For info, go to www.aws.org/ad-index WELDING JOURNAL 31


Welding Journal | February 2014
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