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John Fields wrote:
On Wed, 05 Oct 2005 16:10:40 -0400, TRABEM wrote: Has anyone tried Masterbonds conductive epoxy for attaching SMT components to a printed circuit board? Seems like a great idea, especially if it works well:: --- Aside from the resistivity of the epoxy, the largest problem I see is throughput. That is, where are you going to store all those boards while the epoxy is curing? Plus, it makes it really messy for the salvagers/recyclers. I do not know about Masterbonds conductive epoxy(ies), but i have used silver conductive epoxy. 1) EXPENSIVE, 2) good for short-term and medium-term repair, but no where as reliable as a solder connection. |
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