GB/T 9491-2002
AbolishedLiquid flux for soldering(Rosin base)
锡焊用液态焊剂(松香基)
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GB/T 9491-2002 specifies the technical requirements, test methods, inspection rules, and packaging for rosin-based liquid fluxes used in electronic soldering. It is applied in the manufacturing of printed circuit boards (PCBs) and electronic assemblies to ensure flux consistency, activity, and corrosion resistance during wave soldering or hand soldering processes. This standard is critical for quality control in electronics production, particularly for consumer electronics, telecommunications equipment, and automotive electronics.
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