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Achieving defect-free immersion tin finishes is critical to meeting today's demanding industry standards, but common challenges - such as plating defects and solderability issues - make this goal increasingly difficult. Stannatech 2100, our latest immersion tin electrolyte, is specifically designed to address these issues by significantly reducing plating defects and improving solderability. With a lower viscosity for easier rinsing, Stannatech 2100 improves process efficiency and reliability at every stage.

To further support quality, we'll be showcasing our integrated post-treatment solutions that address additional defects after plating and assembly, providing a comprehensive solution to meet the highest standards in the industry.

Join this webinar to explore the causes of common defects in immersion tin applications and see how Stannatech 2100, combined with our post-treatment solutions, can ensure high quality, defect-free finishes for the next generation of manufacturing requirements.
  • Introduction
  • Understanding root causes of soldering defects
  • Overview of Stannatech 2100
  • Post-treatment solutions: Tin PostDip 2020, Ionix 2100 and Special Rinse
  • Q&A session
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Global Product Manager Selective Finishing Technology

Educated in Chemistry and joined Atotech in 2004 as R&D chemist in the field of final finishing. After 11 years as R&D manager for selective finishing moved to the position of the Global Product Manager in April 2019.
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