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What problems to expect with Schloetter lead-free chemistry

Q. I am studying about Schloetter chemistry about lead-free plating. Can you kindly explain how it works and what are the kinds of problem that it causes.

Joy Ramirez
plating - Pasig, Aklan, Philippines
2004

A. To my knowledge Schloetter is a brand name, a supplier of plating processes, not a type of plating. In very general terms, some of the problems of lead-free plating compared to conventional solder plating is a higher melting point, and consequent soldering problems, and an increased tendency towards whiskering.

Ted Mooney, P.E.
Striving to live Aloha
finishing.com - Pine Beach, New Jersey
2004

A. Yes, Schloetter is a brand name for a line of plating chemicals. I have experience in using the Schloetter lead-free plating chemicals. The best way to know about the technical background on these chemicals is to contact the local technical sales rep for details.

Carlo Dominic Aparece
- Batam,Indonesia
2004

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