Fujitsu FTR-G1 manual Flow Solder condition, Solder by Soldering Iron

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FTR-G1 SERIES

RoHS Compliance and Lead Free Relay Information

1. General Information

Relays produced after the specific date code that is indicated on each data sheet are lead-free now. All of our signal and power relays are lead-free. Please refer to Lead-Free Status Info. (http://www.fujitsu.com/us/downloads/MICRO/fcai/relays/lead-free-letter.pdf)

Lead free solder paste currently used in relays is Sn-3.0Ag-0.5Cu.

All signal and power relays also comply with RoHS. Please refer to individual data

sheets. Relays that are RoHS compliant do not contain the 5 hazardous materials that are restricted by RoHS directive (lead, mercury, chromium IV, PBB, PBDE).

It has been verified that using lead-free relays in leaded assembly process will not cause any problems (compatible).

“LF” is marked on each outer and inner carton. (No marking on individual relays).

To avoid leaded relays (for lead-free sample, etc.) please consult with area sales office.

We will ship leaded relays as long as the leaded relay inventory exists.

Note: Cadmium was exempted from RoHS on October 21, 2005. (Amendment to Directive 2002/95/EC)

2.Recommended Lead Free Solder Profile

Recommended solder paste Sn-3.0Ag-0.5Cu.

Flow Solder condition:

Pre-heating: maximum 120˚C

Soldering: dip within 5 sec. at 260˚C soler bath

Solder by Soldering Iron:

Soldering Iron

 

Temperature:

maximum 360˚C

Duration:

maximum 3 sec.

We highly recommend that you confirm your actual solder conditions

3. Moisture Sensitivity

Moisture Sensitivity Level standard is not applicable to electromechanical realys.

4. Tin Whisker

Dipped SnAgCu solder is known as low risk tin whisker. No considerable length whisker was found by our in house test.

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