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  • jasko_jacker
    Badcaps Legend
    • Oct 2014
    • 1137
    • italy

    #1

    Route and Pad repair

    I had to rebuild a 0.25 mm route and his pad after it has been ripped from the automatic desolder machine due to a bad profile temp
    I have used a high thermal epoxy and a route kit.
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  • ktmmotocross
    Boardkiller
    • Feb 2014
    • 3578
    • slovakia

    #2
    Re: Route and Pad repair

    looks like a good work

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    • jasko_jacker
      Badcaps Legend
      • Oct 2014
      • 1137
      • italy

      #3
      Re: Route and Pad repair

      thanks
      It 'a few years that I perform these repairs, especially on industrial boards. To achieve this, I had to try various techniques. The main problem, if the track is detached and is not reusable, is to prepare the epoxy (letting it rest on the hot) so that the viscosity is optimal to hold the track. It is not possible to let the epoxy hardens at room temperature but should be placed in an oven at 70 degrees for a few hours.
      I was also able to reconstruct damaged boards with more layers.

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