MFR #:NF372-TB
EIS #:PH19-NF372-TB
Series #:NF372-TB
MFR #:NF372-TB
EIS #:PH19-NF372-TB
Series #:NF372-TB
The Kester NF372-TB is a zero halogen, no-clean, low solids liquid flux designed to withstand long dwell times and high preheat temperatures needed in thick board assemblies. NF372-TB is classified as ROL0 flux under IPC J-STD-004B. - Sustained activity within the flux allows for good barrel fill in challenging applications, such as reflowed copper OSP boards or with difficult to solder components. NF372-TB residues are minimal, clear and non-tacky for improved cosmetics.
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The Kester NF372-TB is a zero halogen, no-clean, low solids liquid flux designed to withstand long dwell times and high preheat temperatures needed in thick board assemblies. NF372-TB is classified as ROL0 flux under IPC J-STD-004B. - Sustained activity within the flux allows for good barrel fill in challenging applications, such as reflowed copper OSP boards or with difficult to solder components. NF372-TB residues are minimal, clear and non-tacky for improved cosmetics.
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Container Size: 1 gal | EIS Part #: KESNF372TBG | $ / US gallon | ||
Container Size: 5 gal | EIS Part #: KESNF372TB5G | $ / US gallon |
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Attributes
General Information
Item NameSoldering Flux
SeriesNF372-TB
General Features
Shelf Life24 Months
Storage Temperature10 to 25 °C
Design & Construction
ColorYellow
FormLiquid
Flux TypeNo-Clean
Performance Details
Vapor Pressure43 hPa
Chemical Properties
Specific Gravity0.793
Chemical CompositionIsopropanol, Aliphatic Hydrocarbon Solvent, Rosin, Organic Acid
Flux FormulaNF372-TB
Physical Properties
Odor/ScentAlcohol
Supporting Information
Flux DesignatorROL0
RoHS Info2015/863 Directive
Features
- Zero halogen
- Provides good solderability under air atmosphere
- Non-corrosive, non-conductive and non-tacky residues
- Ability to provide desired hole fill with pre-heat temperatures over 130 °C
- Safe for rework
- Vapor pressure of 43 hPa at 20 °C