Soldadura SMD Ecatalogue Senju Davum
Soldadura SMD Ecatalogue Senju Davum
Senju Metal Industry Co., Ltd. (SMIC) commercialized the standard lead-free solder material M705 in 2000, making a
substantial contribution to eliminating lead from components and products. SMIC continues to develop and
commercialize various forms of solder material using our solder alloy development capabilities, high-level metal
processing technology, organic synthesis and viscoelasticity control technology, compounding technology,
soldering technology, unique casting/forging technology, and granulation technology, with the aim of offering total
solutions for soldering, including cost reduction, reliability enhancement, density enhancement, energy
conservation and environmental sustainability enhancement.
Continue to take on new challenges and keep evolving Changes the future of mounting
Flux Cored Solder … P3 Solder Preform … P11
LIQUID FLUX
Created using our unique ultra-microfabrication technology Promises effective solder wettability
Transfer Solder Sheet … P8 Liquid Flux … P15
GAO Delivers a good work environment and a beautiful appearance after soldering
Flux cored solder is a product in which flux is incorporated into the center Products are available in two types:
part of wire solder alloy GAO-ST that thoroughly supress burning and air bubbles Evaluation of residual air bubbles
and GAO-LF with an enhanced ability to suppress fumes
and irritating odors. Air bubbles
Lead-free flux cored solder that continues to take on new challenges and keeps evolving
Evaluation of fuming after 3 seconds of soldering at 450°C Conventional product GAO-ST
● Workability-oriented (superior wettability, low fume/irritating odor) Grade A Evaluation of burning after 8 seconds of soldering at 380°C
LEO
● Soft residue (migration countermeasure) Grade AA Conventional product GAO-ST GAO-LF Conventional product GAO-ST GAO-LF
FO RT E M ACR O S
● Reliability-oriented (high insulation) Grade AA
Number (pieces)
15
Solder iron tip temperature: 350°C
Wire diameter: φ0.8mm
10 ZERO
■ Select products according to your purpose or application
5
For semiconductor
Clean For bump formation BPS
packaging NRB Realizes residue & cleaning free mounting with a non-rosin-type flux Recommended alloy;M705
Vacuum level(kPa)
NRB60 Random
No flux (P1)
residue Random
GLV
(P2)
Void reduction general-purpose type General paste for printing NRB70 20000(Pa) 10000(Pa) 5000(Pa) Random
(P3)
T1 T2 T3
Uses flux residue as adhesive JPP Exhibits good wettability despite using fine powder,
forming bumps with a small amount of voids
Dispensing No-clean
For low-temperature soldering NXD200
POP mounting with no unmelted joints Paste with an insufficient NSV320 with a sufficient
JPP Transfer Mounting Melting transfer amount transfer amount
Uses flux residue as adhesive
NOTE: About recommended alloys, please refer to the main alloys table on page 25.
5 SMIC LEAD FREE SOLDER CATALOG 6
ECO SOLDER PASTE
2000
GRN360 (Pre Coated Powder Sheet)
Transfer solder sheet PPS
PPS is created through the development of a unique granulation method that enables the production
GWS
Type4 of micro-fine spherical powder.
Φ20~ 38μm
Type5
GLV Φ15~25μm
Type6
Φ5~15μm PPS
Film/adhesive
RGS800
2020 RGS800
M705-RGS800 Type6
Ensures a sufficient amount of solder even GLV prevents void generation on large bottom termination components,
for micro patterns by adopting RGS800 and in which the temperature does not rise easily, and significantly reduces
Type 6 micro powder. unmelted solder balls in BGA soldering.
230℃ 240℃
Land
Enabling jointing of 0201 Substrate
components. Bonding /
Conventional Application of flux Reflow soldering/
product heat press Sheet peeling
Type4 Type5 Type6 for reflow soldering flux cleaning
(solder transfer)
25μm
JPK flux
GLV 0201 (Mechanical
components connection)
Insufficient print quantity Insufficient print quantity Sufficient print quantity PPS solder
(Electrical
connection)
Recommended alloy;M705 Target alloys;M705 / M794 / M758
25μm
Substrate
Realizes cost reduction through energy
LS720V Prevents void generation
by Low-Ag /Ag-free flux LT142 conservation by flux for alloys with
low melting points.
Bump formation at a 25 µm pitch Land at a 25 µm pitch Supports mounting of 0201 components
Reinforced by JPK flux
LS720 prevents void generation through LT142 features flux with an improved active component which enhances
enhanced wettability and improved the reflow properties of the Bi alloy that becomes very easily oxidized and
flux fluidity when melted. suppresses void generation.
Conventional
product ■ Supports next-generation semiconductor packaging by eliminating plating processes with bump formation on Cu pillars
Exhibits good Suppresses solder Suppresses
3.0% Ag wettability at 170°C ball generation void generation
Bump formation on Cu pillars Semiconductor packaging
M705
1.0% Ag LS720V
Price
Conventional Cu Pillar
M40 product PPS Bump
Cu Pillar
Peel
0.3% Ag Wafer
Flux
M47
Cu Pillar Wafer
0% Ag
Inexpensive LT142
M773
Substrate Substrate Substrate
Reflow
2000 2010 2015
Bonding / heat press Sheet peeling Reflow soldering/ Mounting soldering Jointing
Recommended alloys;M40/ M47/ M773 Target alloys;L20 / L27 flux cleaning
Sn-Cu-Ni Sn-Cu-Ni-P-Ge
Sn-Cu-Ni
The addition of
elements which
reduces the
amount of oxide
Clumped dross entraining solder Sn generation
Ag Ni-Cu compound component
(sherbet form) Dross generation
Entrained
solder
Down by about 50%
Solder components
M24AP Solder components
Oxide
Cu Sn Bi
Sn oxide Sn oxide
Smooth dross
To produce “1” product, the required amount of the conventional material is “2.95,” whereas only “1.59” is required when using the MT/AP series.
M30
223℃
Sn-Ag Eutectic composition
General-purpose 1 1
219℃
Sn-Ag-Cu Eutectic composition M31 2.95 1.59
Dross Dross 0.59
(waste) 1.95 (waste)
3% Ag General-purpose specification M705
By suppressing dross, 46% of the usage amount is reduced and cost
reduction is promoted.
Overseas standard specification M710 / M714 / M715
M20
229℃
Sn-Cu Eutectic composition
Application Examples
Preform realizes effective soldering by forming solder alloys into various shapes
Die bonding using a single layer or Ni ball contained preform suppresses void generation
Application1 and realizes mounting with high heat radiating effect. The need for flux is eliminated by
using a product with an HQ specification, enabling clean mounting even without cleaning.
Preform with HQ specification
Die
Preform with HQ Mounting with a small amount of voids is
Electrode possible without cleaning
Substrate specification
Forms various alloys or structural materials into various shapes so that soldering
can be performed in desired forms
Preform mounting Die mounting Heating / bonding
Ni Ball Contained
Ni balls are contained inside the
preform to suppress sloping of the
Heating
solder surface by securing standoff.
Component
lacking solder quantity
When no preform is used
A ring shape preform is inserted into the terminals of the insertion component passing
Flux Cored
Flux is contained inside the preform
Application 3 through the through-holes of the substrate and locally heated by a laser or other methods
to eliminate the flux application
to perform soldering without causing thermal damage to the substrate or component.
process and improve wettability. Insertion component
Laser
Preform
Substrate
Flux Coated
Flux is applied on the preform
surface to eliminate the need for the
fixing process through its adhesive Mounting Heating Bonding
force and to achieve high-efficiency
production.
Alloys with different melting temperatures are laminated in a bimetal structure and bonded to a substrate
Application 4 with solder with a low melting point. By making solder that does not melt at the mounting temperature a part
Solder Coated Metal of the overcurrent detection circuit, the solder will melt and cut off the circuit when an abnormality occurs.
A solder layer is formed on the metal
Alloy A
surface, so as to achieve good (for cut-off fuse)
adhesive strength and structures
without voids in order to provide Preform that can perform melting
Alloy B
Multi-layer preform or bonding in two stages, such as a fuse
highly reliable processed products. (for substrate mounting)
The solder coated material is a product in which the surface of the base material that cannot
Application 5 easily be soldered or does not melt at the soldering temperature is coated with molten solder.
It is optimal for bonding to aluminum, applications requiring standoff, or for airtight sealing cases.
Surface treatment specification
Solder layer(one side or both sides)
Oxide film on the surface is reduced by special processing to enable Securing standoff
Flux-free HQ High-Quality Surface Condition flux-free mounting or mounting in a reducing or inert atmosphere.
M60 Using a softer material to buffer stress on solder bulk, M60 is optimal for applications
requiring high thermal fatigue resistance
Sn-2.3Ag-Ni-x
Solder ball features high sphericity, as well as guaranteed dimensions
In M60, the solder bulk is softer than typical SAC alloy with reducing Ag content to provide buffer against external stress, and
or tolerances Ni and x are added to improve the fracture mode by reforming the joint interface without losing the intermetallic compound
network that maintains the bulk strength after receiving a thermal stress load. As a result, a product that exhibits good
thermal fatigue resistance for the various surface finish.
Products with various ball diameters and compositions are available to support Initial
Tight tolerance solder ball with diameters ranging from 760 to 20 µm are available. M61 M61
M60 After
Reliability-oriented
M705 M705 M60 test Compound
M770 dissipation Compound
M30
M770
Sn-Ag
1
Eutectic composition 1
1000 10000 1000 10000 -40/30min⇔125℃/30min,after 4000 cycles
Number of cycles Number of cycles
General-purpose
Owing to the addition of a slight amount of Ni and x,
Sn-Ag-Cu Eutectic composition M31 the compound network is maintained after receiving
a thermal stress load, securing the bulk strength.
3% Ag general-purpose
specification M705
Overseas standard specification M710 /M714/ M715 M758 With an improved joint interface, M758 is optimal for bump formation on wafers
Sn-3Ag-3Bi-0.8Cu-Ni
1% Ag Low-Ag specification M34 / M771 In M758, Bi is added to achieve solid solution strengthening and enhance bulk strength in addition to precipitation strengthening
in the Sn-Ag-Cu alloy, while reaction at the joint interface is controlled by the addition of a slight amount of Ni to achieve robust
joint strength, which makes the product optimal for bump formation on wafers where stress caused by differences in the thermal
0.3% Ag Low-Ag specification M35 expansion coefficients is large. In addition, M758 exhibits good wettability on packages with Cu plating.
High reliability specifications
Sn-Ag-Ni High thermal fatigue resistance specification M60 Thermal fatigue resistance on wafer Drop impact resistance on wafer
1.3
Spreading result
99.9 99.9
TCT Drop
Spreading(mm)
1.1
Price-oriented
1 1 0.8
M200
100 1,000 10,000 10 100 1,000
Sn-Cu Soft general-purpose alloy containing no Ag Number of cycles(cyc.) Number of drops (times)
SAC305 SAC405 M758
M758 exhibits superior thermal fatigue resistance compared to conventional products M758 exhibits good wettability on packages
High temperature mounting such as SAC305 or SAC405, due to solid solution strengthening by the addition of Bi. It with Cu plating.
Sn-Sb High melting point specification M10 / M14 exhibits equivalent or greater results in the drop impact resistance test.
Sn-Bi-Cu Drop impact resistance specification L27 M770 Achieving both thermal fatigue resistance and drop impact resistance simultaneously,
M770 is optimal for bump formation on substrate
Sn-2Ag-Cu-Ni
When Ag content is increased, the precipitation amount of compound (Ag3Sn) in solder increases, making the solder harder
and giving it greater mechanical strength. The opposite occurs when the Ag content is reduced. Utilizing this property, SMIC
LAS solder ball protects products from “soft errors” has developed M770, which achieves both thermal fatigue resistance and drop impact resistance simultaneously, by studying
the optimal Ag amount and a slight amount of additive.
Eutectic phase
Slight amounts of alpha rays or cosmic rays discharged from (Ag3Sn Cu6Sn5 compound) Sn phase
solder materials or semiconductor materials can rewrite Drop impact resistance property Thermal fatigue characteristics
(Cu-OSP substrate) (Cu-OSP substrate) M705
memory data, which is called a “soft error.” In particular, flip Strength
99.9 99.9
chip packages are highly sensitive to soft errors, and the Hardness
reduction of alpha rays is therefore required for solder
Halogen-free SR-104SD-HF
Choose products that are effective for soldering according to your purpose or application
No-clean Halogen-free ES-Z series
■ Roles of flux
Reduced
No-clean/
Flux Oxide Flux Heat/O2 Flux Solder Weakly active type solvent clean ESR series
Solder
Halogen-free No.48 M
Base material Base material Base material
Rosin
Organic acid Weakly active type
No-clean/
solvent clean Halogen-free ZR series
Water-soluble
Organic acid Water clean WF-27
Halogen-free T-5
No-clean/
Resin Rosin Active type solvent clean High workability ES series
ES series ES-Z series
The ES series are suitable for low Ag solders. Its good solder wettability The ES-Z series are halogen-free rosin fluxes. Its residue after soldering
No-clean Halogen-free ES-Z series prevents bridging. exhibits high reliability, making the series suitable for no-clean soldering.
The series also achieves good lusterless finishes on Sn-Cu solders, which The series contains only 900 ppm or less of chlorine (Cl) and bromine
enables easy and accurate appearance checks. Its flux residue is highly (Br), as no chlorine or bromine is intentionally added.
reliable and suitable for no-clean soldering.
Copper plate Copper plate
corrosion test result corrosion test result
Weakly active type No-clean/
solvent clean High reliability ESR series 1.E+15
Surface Insulation Resistance 40℃95%RH96hr
1.E+15
Surface Insulation Resistance 40℃95%RH96Hr
Control Control
1.E+14 1.E+14
ES-0307LS ES-Z-15
1.E+13 1.E+13
1.E+12 1.E+12
SIR (Ω)
SIR (Ω)
Rosin
Organic acid No-clean Low residue type EZR series 1.E+11
Initial stage
1.E+11
Initial stage
1.E+10 1.E+10
1.E+09 1.E+09
1.E+08 1.E+08
Water-soluble
WF series
0 24 96 168 500 1000 0 24 96 168 500 1000
Organic acid Solvent-based Water clean Time(hr) Time(hr)
Test Method:JIS Z 3197(2012) 85℃/85%RH/50V No corrosion Test Method:JIS Z 3197(2012) 85℃/85%RH/50V No corrosion
FLUX for SEMI-CONDUCTORS WF-6317 Low-volatile flux WF-6317 is a highly-active water-soluble flux with high heat resistance
Solder ball
Suction head Suction head Suction head Suction head
Suction head Suction head
Flux
Package Package Package
Choose products that are effective for soldering according to your purpose or application. Flux Flux transfer Ball mounting Ball mounting /bonding
For connection to
1 substrates Ball mounting
For connection to substrates
1
Flux for (CSP mounting)
❷ For connection to wafers
For connection to
semi-conductors 2 wafers CSP mounting
WF-6317 Low-volatile /water clean
901K5 Super-low-volatile/no-clean
Rosin Solvent clean Printing MB-T100
2 For connection to wafers
(HF)
For connection to
MB-T100
1 substrates (ball mounting) Halogen-free MB-T100
Rosin/solvent clean
WF-6317
WF-6317P Wafer Wafer JPK9 Non-rosin Water clean Printing Low-volatile type WF-6317P
Water-soluble/water clean
901K5
Flux printing Ball mounting Reflow soldering Flux removal Conventional product MB-T100
Rosin Solvent clean Printing GTN-68P Ball melting Ball resolidification
Transfer GTN-68
❸ For bump shape correction
No-clean Printing Halogen-free (HF)
GTN-68P
Rosin Solvent clean Spin coat 7200A
Transfer Halogen-free (HF)
GTN-68
Non-rosin No-clean Transfer Non-residue type NRF-S08 Non-rosin Water clean Spin coat Low-volatile type SPK-3400
Ultra-low-
residue type Reflow
specification 901K5
Thermocompression
SPK-3400 SPK-3400 forms even spherical bumps, and its flux residue can be removed by water-cleaning
bonding specification NRF-S13
A halogen-free flux that can be easily removed by water-cleaning even after high-temperature reflow soldering.
Low-volatile
thermosetting type JPK9 Solder
Flux (SPK-3400)
Flux residue (low-volatile)
Joint strength(N)
Low-Ag / No-Ag Technology We have developed low-Ag/no-Ag solder alloys that achieve cost reduction 40 SAC305
30
We have solved the issue of material strength in low or no-Ag materials through a combination of solid solution strengthening and precipitation 20
strengthening technologies, and commercialized the resulting products. Thermal
10 fatigue
Low-Ag /no-Ag material evaluation using a chip resistor resistant
-40℃/30min⇔+85℃/30min 0 alloy
3.0%Ag 90 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000
1%Ag Number of cycles(cyc.)
Price M705 80 M40
M40
Shear strength(N)
70 3%Ag
1.0% Ag M705 Effect of solid
solution 【 Precipitation strengthening and solid solution strengthening combination technology 】 【 Sn grain coarsening suppression technology 】
strengthening
1%Ag
60
SAC107 Precipitation strengthening Solid solution strengthening
Through the addition of Ni/x, coarsening of crystal grains of Sn is
0.3%Ag Strength enhancement by intermetallic compounds Strength enhancement by the formation of a suppressed at initial and after TCT.
M47 50
SAC0307 (Cu6Sn5, Ag3Sn, etc.) solid solution with Sn (Sb/Bi/In, etc.)
0.3% Ag Solid solution atom Coarsening of the Sn structure is suppressed by
40
0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 2000
Sn phase
Intermetallic compounds
(solute atom)
Sn atom
interposing different alloy atoms into the grain
M35 0.3% Ag Number of cycles(cyc.)
(precipitation)
Solute atoms are dispersed boundaries to prevent strength reduction and cracking
M86 80
Compounds interposed at
grain boundaries give pinning
on an atomic level.
Compared to the state in which SAC305 M794
M773 effects and suppresses
deformation.
atoms are arrayed (lined)
homogenously, deformation is Initial 3000cyc. Initial 3000cyc.
0% Ag 70
3%Ag
Enlarged to
atomic level suppressed in the state in which
M705 foreign atoms are incorporated
Shear strength(N)
60 0%Ag because of resistance.
M20 M773
Sn
Sn
M24AP 0% Ag 50
Sn
Enlarged to
micron level
M773 40 Sn Solid solution status
M805 Sn-Cu-Ni-Ge of the solute metals Status with no solute metals
20
Inexpensive 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600
2000 2010 2020 Number of cycles(cyc.)
Flux residue working The technology that has changed the concept of soldering has achieved
as an adhesive joint strength enhancement or drop impact reduction
Short-time, low-temperature Short-time, low-temperature mounting enables the use of inexpensive
packaging technology low heat-resistant components or materials
Joint reinforcement of solder bumps by the JPK Series flux
A cost reduction is achieved by eco-friendly products that contribute to energy conservation in which mounting temperatures that have become higher Fixing disc
JPK8 Solder ball
JPK8 flux residue
in lead-free solders are made lower than those of conventional Sn-Pb solder. In addition, the JPP Series for joint reinforcement can increase
joint strength and drop impact resistance.
Reflow
Flux transfer Mounting Joint reinforcement by flux residue Jointing by JPK
Short-time low-temperature mounting using Sn-Bi solder Sn-Bi low-temperature lead-free
realizes energy conservation of more than 50% solder with high thermal fatigue resistance of the thermosetting resin
Profile comparison *Temperature cycle test result 2012R chip -40℃/30min⇔+85℃/30min
300 80.0
The JPP Series flux is optimal for joint reinforcement of chip components and improvement of drop impact resistance of low melting point Sn-Bi solder
250 Lower 70.0
Temperature(℃)
200
50.0
JP-Paste Chip
150 40.0
Land Flux
30.0 M705
100 PCB
Sn-Bi material Higher 20.0 Mount the chip The flux flows under the chip The flux spreads between the chip
50
10.0 after printing JP-Paste. due to the capillarity phenomenon. and substrate and solidifies.
0.0
The joint strength is enhanced. Jointing by a solder paste Jointing by a JPP Series paste
0
0 50 100 150 200 250 20 500 1000 1500 2000
Time (sec.) Profiles are examples. Number of cycles(cyc.)
L20-JPP achieves approx. 5 times as much drop
J20-JPP achieves better thermal fatigue resistance than that of SAC305 impact resistance as those of rosin type fluxes
L27 with high drop impact resistance Joint cross section of L20 that enables excellent bonding Thermal fatigue resistance test 3216R -40℃/30min⇔130℃/30min Thermal fatigue resistance test 1005R -40℃/30min⇔130℃/30min Drop impact resistance test
*Drop impact test 250 30 800
99.9 L20-JPP
700
200
Cumulative failure rate(%)
Shear strength(N)
L20 L20- JPP 20
L27 Initial 150 500
400
10
100
300
10 L20
L20 200 L20
50
SAC305 100
After 2000 cyc. SAC305
1 0 0 0
1 10 100 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000
L20 rosin type L20-JPP SAC305 rosin type
Drop Number Cycle Cycle
SMIC’s advanced plating technology has allowed for easy securing Realized by an outstanding Ni granulation technology, unique Ni inclusion
Cu Cored Ball of space in 3D mounting Solder Containing Ni Balls technology, and a special surface processing technology
Cu ball A good grain size distribution of Ni balls contained in preforms or solder pastes ensures level and even thickness, maximizing the heat dissipation effect.
Usage example of Cu cored ball (3D mounting)
Ni plated layer
Cu cored ball (spacer) Preform containing Ni balls Wire ● High heat dissipation
Solder plated layer
Air layers in cracks disturb thermal conductivity and reduce the heat dissipation effect.
● Features Suppression of
Inclination Ni ball
electromigration Securing of space Heat dissipation
PKG PKG
Cross-sectional photos PKG
A level die bond mounting realizes highly reliable wire bonding. Good heat dissipation Ni ball
Solder plating Solder ball PCB PCB PCB Thickness is nearly the same
at all positions
Short
Ni plating Spherical and uniform Ni ball produced by SMIC’s unique production
Cu ball method achieves void suppression and level mounting
PKG PKG PKG
Cu ball
Solder preform Solder preform containing Ni balls
Cu cored ball PCB PCB PCB
Appearance and cross-sectional photos of M90 Secures adequate space Cu has good thermal
A B A B
Superior electromigration
(Sn-3Ag-0.5Cu plating) Cu cored ball resistance conductivity
Solder thickness(μm)
Solder thickness(μm)
140
Usage example of Cu cored ball (substituting Cu pillar) Solder Ni ball Solder Ni ball Solder Ni ball
140
120 120
100 100
Solder plating Cu cored ball a
a a 80 80
60 60
Cu plating 40 40
20 20
M90 improves drop impact resistance through reforming Formation of the reaction layer with Ni suppresses void generation, 0 0
Cu pillar mounting Cu cored ball mounting and all positions have nearly uniform thickness. A B A B
of the joint interface by Ni in the Ni plating.
Alternative Paste to Composite technology realizes a solder paste that retains its shape after Conflict Mineral Free SMIC has declared its intention not to be complicit in environmental
High-Temperature Solder a repeated reflow processing, enabling hierarchical mounting destruction, terrorist activities or human rights violations
SMIC is the only company in the industry to participate in the EICC and to
During the soldering process, a reaction occurs between the solder powder (Sn) and metal filler and the compound of Sn and the filler creates a network, All the supplier smelters have been checked by audits to deliver be declared “conflict free” as a CFSI member
partially achieving a high-temperature joint. The same mounting profiles as those for normal SnAgCu solder can be applied. Although the solder part “conflict mineral free” products to our customers.
melts again after re-heating at 270°C or higher, the compound layer at the high temperature joint retains its shape and prevents dropping of the component.
Check by audit
Supplier
Conflict mineral
free materials SMIC
Conflict mineral
free products Customers As a CFSI member, we request that all supplier smelters participate in the Conflict-Free Smelter
Program.
※EICC
(Electronic Industry Citizenship Coalition)
:A CSR alliance in the electronic industry.
※CFSI
(Conflict-Free Sourcing Initiative)
: An organization addressing the issue of conflict minerals.
Comparison of the component joint strength after repeated reflow processing Component retention property at 250°C
240℃ 254℃ 270℃
All SMIC products are conflict mineral free.
RAM
Retention
The chip dropped where M705 was used, but it did not drop even at 270°C where RAM was used. M705 RAM
Convection Oven
ECOSOLDER Alloy composition(wt%) energy-conservationand
Solidus Liquidus
Reflow Ovens
M710 Sn-4.0Ag-0.5Cu 217 219 229 ● ● ● ● ● SVR
M34 Sn-1.0Ag-0.5Cu 217 219 227 ● ● ● ● ● SVR Ser.
Nitrogen Atmosphere
M771 Sn-1.0Ag-0.7Cu 217 219 224 ● ● ● ● ● Void-free design by knowledge of solder
material characteristics
M35 Sn-0.3Ag-0.7Cu 217 219 227 ● ● ● ● ●
M20 Sn-0.75Cu 227 229 229 ● ● ● ● ●
M24MT ● ● ●
Far-Infrared Oven
Sn-0.7Cu-Ni-P-Ge 228 230 230
Dust-free clean design
● ● ●
Convection Oven
with low oxygen concentration
M731 Sn-3.9Ag-0.6Cu-3.0Sb 221 224 226 ● ● ● ●
M716 Sn-3.5Ag-0.5Bi-8.0In 196 208 214 ● ● SNR SNR-615 Ser.
M10 Sn-5.0Sb 240 243 243 ● ● ● ● ●
The H specification product can accommodate
M14 Sn-10Sb 245 248 266 ● ● ● ● ● profiles up to 420°C and is optimal for die
bonding of power devices
M709 Sn-0.5Ag-6.0Cu 217 226 378 ●
M760HT Sn-5.0Cu-0.15Ni-x 228 229 365 ●
Air Atmosphere
● Stable pressure type
Wave Solder
M770 Sn-2.0Ag-Cu-Ni 218 220 224 ●
M758 Sn-3.0Ag-3.0Bi-0.8Cu-Ni 205 215 215 ● ● ● ● SPF Ser.
●
Atmosphere
M84 Sn-3.0Ag-0.5Cu-Ni 219 223 324
Energy-saving Automatic Stable
Nitrogen
M85 Sn-0.3Ag-2.0Cu-Ni 218 231 332 ● SPF2 Pressure Flow (SPF) soldering system
I
M86 Sn-0.3Ag-0.7Cu-Ni 220 232 330 ● N
Inline type
Static pressure type
● ● ● ● ●
Nitrogen Atmosphere
L27 Sn-40Bi-Cu-Ni 139 140 174 MPF
I local soldering machine
Peak temp. : Max. endothermic reaction point on DSC curve 2003ST
SOLZEUS
Some alloy compositions may not be available in certain forms with special product sizes and grades.
For inquiries regarding alloy compositions not listed above, please contact us by e-mail.