PicoShot NC-6M: Indium Corporation’s Advanced Jetting Solder Paste Revolutionizes the Market
Indium Corporation has released a new type of jetting solder paste called PicoShot NC-6M as part of their PicoShot product line. This solder paste is designed to be used with Mycronic jetting systems and their "small dot" ejector, and is no-clean and halogen-free.
The PicoShot NC-6M was created in partnership with Mycronic and has been tested at customer locations, showing better performance and benefits compared to other materials. It works well with Indium Corporation’s Indium8.9HF Series solder pastes.
Extensive testing of the PicoShot NC-6M has shown that it performs exceptionally well in producing fine-dot jetting. It is known for delivering top-notch performance in its category.
Indium Corporation Senior Product Specialist Evan Griffith expressed great pride in the introduction of PicoShot NC-6M to the market. This product stands out for its superior jetting performance and special oxidation barrier, which helps ensure that powder fully blends during reflow, preventing issues like graping. Additionally, PicoShot NC-6M offers excellent electrical reliability, exceeding IPC standards for SIR and ECM.
By using a Type 6 solder powder and a SAC305 alloy, this material is naturally compatible with Indium Corporation's top-selling Indium8.9HF Series Solder Pastes. The PicoShot NC-6M's special oxidation barrier helps ensure that the powder fully combines during the reflow process, preventing issues like graping and other reflow-related problems.
Mycronic is introducing a new product called PicoShot NC-6M to their lineup, which includes other products like Type 5 powder in both no-clean and water-wash formulas. Mycronic is also working on developing more innovative products under the PicoShot brand.
For more information on Indium Corporation's jetting pastes, you can visit their website at https://www.indium.com/products/solders/solder-paste/jetting-and-microdispensing/.
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