S3X58-M406 series
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S3X58-M406 series
® www.ko-ki.co.jp Lead free SOLUTIONS you can TRUST Contents Features Specifications Continual printability Viscosity variation Intermittent printability Ver. 42004.5 Prepared on Mar. 7, 2005 Koki no-clean LEAD FREE solder paste Hi-performance S3X58-M406 series Product information Tack time Heat slump Solder balling Solder beading 0.4mm pitch Super fine pattern wetting Voiding Solder spreading 0.3mm diameter Copper corrosion Surface insulation resistance Voltage applied SIR Handling guide This Product Information contains product performance assessed strictly according to our own test procedures and may not be compatible with results at end-users. CHALLENGING NEW TECHNOLOGIES ® S3X58-M406 series Lead free SOLUTIONS you can TRUST 2 Contents Features Product Features Specifications Continual printability Solder alloy composition is Sn3Ag0.5Cu. Sn3Ag0.5Cu Viscosity variation Ensures OUTSTANDING continual PRINTABILITY with super fine Intermittent printability pitch (0.4mm/16mil) and CSP (>0.25mm dia.) applications and long Tack time stencil idle time. Heat slump Solder balling and micro components (<0.25mm dia CSP, 0603 chip). Solder beading Super fine pattern wetting Voiding Solder spreading Copper corrosion Surface insulation resistance PERFECT MELTING and wetting at super fine pitch (<0.4mm pitch) Specially formulated flux chemistry ensures extremely LOW VOIDING with CSPs and broad contact area components. POWERFUL WETTING with various metals, such as Alloy42 and Nickel. Voltage applied SIR Handling guide No clean ROL0 Powder Type 4 Fine pattern Idle time 0.4mm pitch > 60 min. CSP<0.3mm CSP 0.3mm Tack time >72 hrs. High heat slump resist Powerful wetting Low beading Low voiding High reliability CHALLENGING NEW TECHNOLOGIES ® S3X58-M406 series Lead free SOLUTIONS you can TRUST Contents Features Specifications Specifications Application Continual printability Product Alloy Viscosity variation Intermittent printability Tack time Flux Heat slump Solder balling Solder beading Surface insulation resistance Voltage applied SIR Handling guide S3X58-M406L Product S3X58-M406 Composition (%) Sn96.5, Ag3.0, Cu0.5 Melting point (°C) 217 - 218 Shape Spherical Particle size (µm) 20 - 38 Halide content (%) 0.0 Flux type ROL0 Viscosity* Voiding Copper corrosion Printing - Stencil Flux content (%) Super fine pattern wetting Solder spreading 3 1 (Pa.S) Copper plate corrosion* 2 11.5± 0.5 11.5 ± 0.5 11.5± 0.5 170 ± 10% 210 ± 10% 230 ± 10% Passed Solder spread factor (%) > 85 Tack time > 72 hours Shelf life (below 10°C) 6 months Other alloy options 1. Viscosity : 2. Copper plate corrosion : S3X58-M406H SX58- / TS58- / SXA58- Malcom spiral type viscometer,PCU-205 at 25ºC 10rpm In accordance with JIS. CHALLENGING NEW TECHNOLOGIES ® S3X58-M406 series Lead free SOLUTIONS you can TRUST Contents Features 4 Specifications – Alloy selections Specifications S3X 58 – M 406 Continual printability Viscosity variation Alloy composition Intermittent printability Flux type Particle size Tack time Flux number Heat slump S3X : SnAg3.0Cu0.5 Solder balling Solder beading Alloy composition (%) Super fine pattern wetting : SnAg3.5Cu0.7 TS : SnAg3.5 SXA : SnAg3.5Cu0.5Sb0.2 Voiding Solder spreading SX Particle size (µm) 58 : 20 ~ 38 M : Low halide, halide free N : Nitrogen use Copper corrosion Surface insulation resistance Flux type Voltage applied SIR Handling guide Flux number Solids and solvent used CHALLENGING NEW TECHNOLOGIES ® Lead free SOLUTIONS you can TRUST Contents Features Specifications Continual printability Viscosity variation Intermittent printability S3X58-M406 series 5 Continual printability Print parameters • Stencil : 0.12mm thickness, laser cut stencil • Printer : Model MK-880SV Minami Kogaku • Squeegee : Metal blade, Angle - 60° • Print speed : 50 mm/sec • Stencil separation speed : 10.0 mm/sec • Atmosphere : 24.5~27.0°C (50~60%RH) Test patterns 1. QFP pad pattern : 2. MBGA pad pattern : Width 0.20 mm Length 1.5 mm Distance 0.2 mm 1) Diameter 0.30 mm 2) Diameter 0.25 mm *Solder paste tested : S3X58-M406 Tack time Vertical to squeegee Parallel to squeegee 0.3mm diameter 0.25mm diameter Heat slump Solder balling Solder beading 1st print Super fine pattern wetting Voiding Solder spreading Copper corrosion 1st print after 200 strokes Surface insulation resistance Voltage applied SIR Handling guide Newly developed additives provide a lubricating effect that greatly improve the paste release properties and assures excellent print quality even with microBGA, 0603 and super fine pitch components. CHALLENGING NEW TECHNOLOGIES ® S3X58-M406 series Lead free SOLUTIONS you can TRUST Contents Features Specifications Continual printability 6 Viscosity variation in continual printing • • • • • • Print (knead) solder paste on the sealed-up stencil continually up for 24 hours to observe viscosity variation. Squeegee : Metal blades Squeegee angle : 60° Squeegee speed : 50mm/sec. Print stroke : 300mm Printing environment : 25+/-1°C, 60+/-10%RH Viscosity variation Intermittent printability 300 Tack time 250 Solder balling Solder beading Super fine pattern wetting Vis c o s ity ( Pa .S) Heat slump 200 150 S3X58-M406 100 Voiding Solder spreading Copper corrosion Surface insulation resistance Voltage applied SIR Handling guide Conventional paste 50 *120 strokes/hour 0 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 No. of print strokes (times) A newly developed flux formula has succeeded to realize consistent long term printability by preventing excess viscosity drop due to shear thinning and excess increase due to chemical reaction between solder powder and flux during print rolling CHALLENGING NEW TECHNOLOGIES ® Lead free SOLUTIONS you can TRUST Contents Features Specifications Continual printability Viscosity variation Intermittent printability Tack time S3X58-M406 series 7 Intermittent printability (Stencil idle time) • Print solder paste continuously and stop to idle the paste for 60, 90 min. intervals, and resume the printing and observe the 1st print result to verify intermittent printability. • Squeegee : Metal blades • Squeegee angle : 60° • Squeegee speed : 50mm/sec. • Print stroke : 300mm • Printing environment : 25+/-1°C, 60+/-10%RH • Test pattern : QFP pad pattern - Width 0.20 mm Length 1.5 mm Distance 0.2 mm MBGA pad pattern - Diameter 0.30 mm *Solder paste tested : S3X58-M406 1st print Heat slump 1st print after 60 min. 1st print after 90 min. Solder balling Solder beading Super fine pattern wetting 0.4mm pitch QFP pattern Voiding Solder spreading Copper corrosion Surface insulation resistance 0.30mm diameter Voltage applied SIR Handling guide Unique formulation solvent system assures extremely long stencil idle time, eliminating printing faults and improving process window and production yields. CHALLENGING NEW TECHNOLOGIES ® S3X58-M406 series Lead free SOLUTIONS you can TRUST Contents Features Specifications Continual printability Viscosity variation Tack time • • • • • • Stencil : Measurement instrument : Probe pressure : Pressurizing time : Pull speed : Test method : 0.2mm thick, 0.6mm dia. aperture Malcom tackimeter FG-1 50gs 0.2mm 10mm/sec. In accordance with JIS Z 3284 *Solder paste tested : S3X58-M406 Intermittent printability 250 Tack time Heat slump Solder beading Super fine pattern wetting Voiding Solder spreading Copper corrosion Surface insulation resistance 200 Tackiness (gf) Solder balling 8 Tensile strength = Tack force 150 100 Load 50gf Pull up at 100mm/sec. 50 0.2 sec. 0 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 Time (hr) Voltage applied SIR Handling guide Unique solvent system has succeeded to extend tack time dramatically (>72 hours) helps widen process window significantly. CHALLENGING NEW TECHNOLOGIES ® S3X58-M406 series Lead free SOLUTIONS you can TRUST Contents Features Specifications Continual printability Viscosity variation 9 Heat slump • Stencil thickness : • Stencil aperture : 0.2mm Pattern (1) 3.0mm × 0.7mmm Pattern (2) 3.0mm × 1.5mm • Spacing between apertures: 0.2mm to 1.2mm • Heat profile : 180~190ºC × 5 min. • Test method : In accordance with JIS Z 3284 Intermittent printability Tack time *Solder paste tested : S3X58-M406 Heat slump Solder balling 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.2 0.5mm 0.3 0.4 0.5mm Solder beading Super fine pattern wetting 3.0mm Voiding 0.7mm Solder spreading Copper corrosion Surface insulation resistance 3.0mm 1.5mm Voltage applied SIR Handling guide Improved heat slump property assures reduced soldering defects, such as solder beading and bridging. CHALLENGING NEW TECHNOLOGIES ® Lead free SOLUTIONS you can TRUST Contents Features Specifications Continual printability Viscosity variation Intermittent printability Tack time Heat slump S3X58-M406 series 10 Solder balling (Residue cosmetics) • Stencil : 0.2mm thick • Stencil aperture : 6.5mm diameter • Solder pot temperature : 250ºC • Test method : Category 1 2 3 4 In accordance with JIS Z 3284 Knead the paste for 8 hours on sealed-up stencil and print it on alumina plate. Melt it on hot plate after leaving it for a certain period of time at room temperature. *Solder paste tested : S3X58-M406 8-hour kneading + 1 hour after printing 8-hour kneading + 24-hour after printing Category 2 Category 2 Solder balling Solder beading Super fine pattern wetting Voiding Solder spreading Copper corrosion Surface insulation resistance Voltage applied SIR Handling guide Almost no solder balling and resistant to ambient temperature and humidity. CHALLENGING NEW TECHNOLOGIES ® S3X58-M406 series Lead free SOLUTIONS you can TRUST Contents Features Specifications Continual printability Viscosity variation Intermittent printability Solder beading • • • • • Material : Surface treatment : Stencil thickness : Stencil aperture : Components 3216 capacitor : 2125 resistor : Total : • Heat source : • Zone structure : • Atmosphere : 11 *Fault finding design Glass epoxy FR-4 OSP 0.12mm (laser cut) 100% aperture opening to pad 3216 capacitor 30 pcs./board 10 pcs./board 40 chips/board × 5 boards = 200 components Hot air convection 5 pre-heat zones +2 reflow zones Air 2125 resistor *Solder paste tested : S3X58-M406 Tack time Heat slump 20 Solder beading Super fine pattern wetting Voiding Solder spreading Copper corrosion No. of solder beads (pc.) Solder balling Solder beads per board in average Peak temp. : 236ºC Pre-heat : 150~190ºC x 110 sec. S3X58-M406 15 Conventional paste 10.2 10 5 7.9 3.6 Above 220ºC : 48sec. DT = 2.5ºC 3 Surface insulation resistance Voltage applied SIR 0 Reflow profile Initial After 8-hour kneading Handling guide Largely reduces the generation of solder beads by the addition of resin fluidity suppressing effect at high temperature. CHALLENGING NEW TECHNOLOGIES ® S3X58-M406 series Lead free SOLUTIONS you can TRUST Contents Features Specifications Continual printability Viscosity variation Intermittent printability Super fine pattern wetting • • • • • • • • • Material : Surface treatment : Stencil thickness : Pad size : Stencil aperture : Heat source : Zone structure : Atmosphere : Reflow profile : 12 0.30mm / 0.25mm diameter Glass epoxy FR-4 OSP 0.12mm (laser cut) 0.30, 0.25mm diameter, 0603 chip pattern 100% aperture opening to pad Hot air convection 5 pre-heat zones +2 reflow zones Air Same as “Solder beading” 0603 chip Tack time *Solder paste tested : S3X58-M406 Heat slump After 8-hour printing on sealed-up stencil Solder balling Solder beading Super fine pattern wetting Voiding Solder spreading Copper corrosion Surface insulation resistance 0.3mm diameter 0.25mm diameter 0603 chip pattern Voltage applied SIR Handling guide Larger relative surface areas of solder paste exposed due to miniaturization of components (CSP, 0603 chips), often cause incomplete melting due to excess oxidation during the reflow. An improved flux formula ensures complete coalescence by minimum deterioration of barrier performances . CHALLENGING NEW TECHNOLOGIES ® Lead free SOLUTIONS you can TRUST Contents Features Specifications Continual printability Viscosity variation S3X58-M406 series 13 Super fine pattern wetting S3X58-M406 series have been formulated with high-heat-resistant chemistry to provide a wide soldering process window. As TGA curve indicates below, as an example, one of the activator formula for S3X58-M406 series shows very limited weight loss and thus ensures it maintains sufficient activation until soldering is completed. Intermittent printability Tack time Heat resistant activation formula Heat slump Solder balling Solder beading Super fine pattern wetting Voiding Solder spreading Copper corrosion Weight loss at 239°C = 4.08% Weight loss at 239°C = 44.12% Surface insulation resistance Voltage applied SIR S3X58-M406 series Conventional solder paste Handling guide CHALLENGING NEW TECHNOLOGIES ® Lead free SOLUTIONS you can TRUST Contents Features Specifications Continual printability Tack time 14 Voiding • • • • • • Viscosity variation Intermittent printability S3X58-M406 series • • • • Model : Material : Surface treatment : Stencil thickness : Stencil aperture : Components 6330 resistor : Power transistor : BGA : Heat source : Zone structure : Atmosphere : Reflow profile : SPRTP-003 ver. 2 Glass epoxy FR-4 OSP 0.12mm (laser cut) 100% aperture opening to pad 100% Sn plated SnPb plated SnAgCu bumps 1.0mm pitch Hot air convection 5 pre-heat zones +2 reflow zones Air Same as “Solder beading” Power transistor (SnPb) Heat slump Power transistor 6330 resistor BGA *Solder paste tested : S3X58-M406 6330 chip resistor (100Sn) BGA (Sn3Ag0.5Cu) Solder balling Solder beading Initial Super fine pattern wetting Voiding Solder spreading Copper corrosion Surface insulation resistance After 8-hour kneading on sealed-up stencil Voltage applied SIR Handling guide Voiding with various components has been drastically reduced and offers consistent level of voiding even after continual print for more than 4 hours. CHALLENGING NEW TECHNOLOGIES ® S3X58-M406 series Lead free SOLUTIONS you can TRUST Contents Features Specifications Continual printability Solder spreading • • • • Material pieces : Stencil thickness : Stencil aperture : Heat source & temp.: Copper, Alloy 42, Nickel (*Pre-conditioning - IPA cleaning only) 0.2mm (laser cut) 6.5mm diameter Hot plate-150ºC for 60sec. + Solder bath 240+/-2ºC for 5sec. *Solder paste tested : S3X58-M406 Viscosity variation Intermittent printability 15 Copper plate Alloy 42 Nickel Category 1 Category 2 Category 2 Tack time Heat slump Solder balling Solder beading Super fine pattern wetting Voiding Solder spreading Copper corrosion Surface insulation resistance Voltage applied SIR * Definition Category Category Category Category 1: 2: 3: 4: Solder has spread more than the area where solder paste was printed. Solder has spread whole area where solder pasted was printed. Solder has partially spread. Solder spread is less than the area where solder paste was printed. Handling guide Excellent spreading regardless of the kinds of the metal plate. CHALLENGING NEW TECHNOLOGIES ® S3X58-M406 series Lead free SOLUTIONS you can TRUST Contents Features Specifications 40mm Copper corrosion • Test conditions : • Test method : 16 40±2ºC 90~95%RH for 72 hours JIS Z 3197 Solder paste Plate A 6mm Plate B 38mm Continual printability Viscosity variation Copper Plate A Copper Plate B Intermittent printability Tack time Heat slump Solder balling × 30 Solder beading Super fine pattern wetting Voiding Solder spreading Copper corrosion × 100 Surface insulation resistance Voltage applied SIR Handling guide No evidence of corrosion can be observed. CHALLENGING NEW TECHNOLOGIES ® S3X58-M406 series Lead free SOLUTIONS you can TRUST Contents Features Specifications Continual printability 17 Surface insulation resistance • • • • • Test conditions : Stencil thickness : Comb type electrode : Measurement voltage : Test method : 85±2ºC × 85%RH for 1008 hours 100 micron JIS type-II DC100V JIS Z 3197 Viscosity variation Intermittent printability SIR GRAPH Heat slump 1.00E+17 Solder balling 1.00E+16 Solder beading Super fine pattern wetting Voiding Solder spreading Copper corrosion Insulation resistance (Ω) Tack time 1.00E+18 1.00E+15 1.00E+14 1.00E+13 1.00E+12 1.00E+11 Surface insulation resistance 1.00E+10 Voltage applied SIR 1.00E+09 Handling guide 0 100 200 336 400 500 600 700 800 900 1008 Time (hour) CHALLENGING NEW TECHNOLOGIES ® S3X58-M406 series Lead free SOLUTIONS you can TRUST Contents Features Specifications Continual printability 18 Voltage applied surface insulation resistance • • • • • • Test conditions : Stencil thickness : Comb type electrode : Measurement voltage : Voltage applied : Test method : 85±2ºC × 85%RH for 1008 hours 100 micron JIS type-II DC100V DC50V JIS Z 3197 Viscosity variation Intermittent printability SIR GRAPH Heat slump 1.00E+15 Solder balling 1.00E+14 Solder beading Super fine pattern wetting Voiding Solder spreading Copper corrosion Surface insulation resistance Voltage applied SIR Handling guide Insulation resistance (Ω) Tack time 1.00E+16 × 50 magnification 1.00E+13 1.00E+12 × 140 magnification 1.00E+11 1.00E+10 1.00E+09 1.00E+08 1.00E+07 0 100 200 336 400 500 600 700 800 900 1008 Time (hour) No evidence of electromigration can be observed. CHALLENGING NEW TECHNOLOGIES ® S3X58-M406 series Lead free SOLUTIONS you can TRUST Contents Features Specifications Continual printability Viscosity variation Intermittent printability Tack time Heat slump Solder balling Solder beading Super fine pattern wetting Voiding Solder spreading Copper corrosion 19 Handling guide 1. Printing 1) Recommended printing parameters (1) Squeegee 1. Kind : Flat 2. Material : Rubber or metal blade 3. Angle : 60~70°(rubber) or metal blade 4. Pressure : Lowest 5. Squeegee speed : 10~80mm/sec. (2) Stencil 1. Thickness : 2. Type : : 3. Separation speed : 4. Snap-off distance : (3) Ambiance 1. Temperature 2. Humidity 3. Air draft 2. Shelf life 1) 0 ~ 10°C 2) At 20~30°C 200~120µm for 0.65~0.4mm pitch pattern Laser or electroform 0.5~3.0mm/sec. 0~0.5mm : 25 ± 5°C : 40~60%RH : Air draft in the printer badly affects stencil life and tack performance of solder pastes. : 6 months from manufacturing date : 1 month from manufacturing date Surface insulation resistance Voltage applied SIR Handling guide * Manufacturing date can be obtained from the lot number ex. Lot No. 4 07 21 2 No. of lot : Date : Month : Year : 2nd 21st July 2004 CHALLENGING NEW TECHNOLOGIES ® S3X58-M406 series Lead free SOLUTIONS you can TRUST Contents Features 20 Handling guide - Recommended reflow profile Specifications Continual printability Viscosity variation Intermittent printability Tack time Peak temp. 235~250ºC (ºC) 250 Pre-heat temp. 110~190ºC 60~120sec. 200 Heat slump Solder balling Solder beading Over 220ºC > 30 sec. 150 100 Super fine pattern wetting Voiding Ramp-up temp. 1.0~3.0ºC /sec. 50 Solder spreading Copper corrosion Surface insulation resistance 60 90 180 240 300 (sec.) Voltage applied SIR Handling guide Excess pre-heating (time & temperature) may cause too much oxidation. Relatively short and low pre-heat may be recommendable, especially for fine pitch/micro pattern components . CHALLENGING NEW TECHNOLOGIES
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