BGA Component Reball Fixtures
How it Works
- Pad Preparation: Excess solder is removed from the BGA component pads using solder braid or another suitable method, creating a flat, even surface on each pad.
- Flux Application: Solder flux is applied to the prepared pads of the BGA component.
- Component Placement: The BGA component is positioned into the lower half of the fixture.
- Solder Ball Loading: The upper half of the fixture is mated with the lower half. Solder balls are then dispensed to fill the stencil apertures.
- Excess Solder Balls: Excess solder balls are poured out through a chute and can be reused.
- Inspection: The upper half of the fixture is removed carefully. The component is visually inspected to confirm a solder ball is seated on each pad.
- Reflow: The lower half of the fixture, along with the BGA component, is placed into a convective reflow oven, batch oven, or IR system to reflow the solder balls.
- Completion: After the reflow cycle, the component is removed from the fixture and is ready for reuse.
Delivery is 10 days after order.
If we don't have a fixture matching the size you need, see the form at the bottom of this page.
| Part No. | Balls | Pitch | Manufacturer | Manufacturer Part No. | Ball Pattern | Qty/Order |
Custom Design - Questions |
| Do you need a reball fixture for a component that is not included in our list? We're happy to build a web page with specifications for your review. There is no cost for this service. Fill in the fields below and upload a data sheet for the BGA component. The data sheet must include the component part number, component body size, ball arrangement, pitch etc. We'll create a web page with details and specifications. We'll send you an email once completed. |