CHIP QUIK® No Clean Flux in Squeeze tubes

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Price: $14.62    

Product Feature

• Packaged in 6 convenient 2 cc squeeze tubes
• The same flux used in CHIP QUIK® SMD-1
• No messy syringe, easy to use

Product Description

CHIP QUIK® SMD-291 Tack Flux 6 Pac - Squeeze Tubes - No Clean

CHIP QUIK® No Clean Flux in Squeeze tubes Review

The Chip Quik Solder Flux works fine, but it "burns" rather quickly. After a few seconds of applied heat, the flux seems to "scoot away" from the heat source and turn brown. Once it turns brown, it becomes very gummy and is difficult to remove either with hot soap and water OR denatured ethanol (ethyl alcohol).

I have also used Kester 2331-zx flux "thickened" by allowing the solvent to evaporate. The Kester flux works much better. It doesn't burn, and it washes off with hot water even if it's been heated "a lot".

The Chip Quik flux is "tacky" - the purpose being to hold an SMD part in place while it's being soldered. Unfortunately, the flux viscosity goes way down when it gets hot and it doesn't hold a part down. A small SMD part, heated on one side only, will "tombstone" (pop up vertically and solder to one end only).

The part needs to be held down while soldering to prevent this. Of course, this is inherent in all flux formulations... the Kester flux thins out when hot also.

So in summary, the Chip Quik flux works well, but not AS well as Kester 2331. It does smell better than Kester though! :)

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