If you find uneven edges, burrs or stains on the surface after Solder Paste soldering, don't worry. Here are the solutions. Now, let the Solder Paste Manufacturer explain them to you:
First, let's analyze the root cause of this phenomenon:
Note: after the PCB is cleaned, blow it through with an air gun, because many tiny tin balls invisible to the naked eye can remain lodged in the PCB gaps.
Generally, to solve a problem you must first analyze where the root cause lies and why the burrs appear. It is possible that Solder paste viscosity is too low, or it may be caused by overly rough stencil walls. In that case, first check whether the stencil walls are polished well, and then re-run the soldering. If you have any questions, please feel free to consult us.
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