BGA Rework - Reballing manually with discussion of stencil tools

BGA Rework - a difficult technique to master. Requires practice, knowledge of the process, materials, tools, and a steady hand. At MERIT we teach this from a manufacturing standpoint, but what about 3rd party repair? They need to reball occasionally. Using our Manncorp RW1210 BGA rework tools, our X-ray microscope, and some of our Hakko and Quick hand-soldering tools, we show one of many ways to do BGA reballing, one of many ways. Is it hard? Yes. Can it be done? You bet!

[@punitdubey3168]

Please tell me how

[@punitdubey3168]

But you have not replied me i want to learn NPM PANASONIC PICK AND PLACE MACHINE PROGRAMMING AND LNB ALSO

[@meritelectronicmanufacturi3401]

That's exactly what we train in on our campus. PM me at [e-mail] or visit www.lorainccc.edu/MERIT for more info

[@punitdubey3168]

Sir waiting for your reply plz

[@punitdubey3168]

I texted you regarding the training

[@boz89]

What size is your solder spatula? I was looking to get one myself and I don't know what size fits most applications. I am a hobbyist and I am mostly interested in nand and emmc chip reballing. Thanks!

[@meritelectronicmanufacturi3401]

EMMC reballing is totally worth it for data recovery, I could see that. I think i'm using the Hakko T15-1402 hakkousa.com/products/soldering/t15-1402-blade-tip.html Something close too it, they're intuitive to use, but do take care of them to make sure they're clean after use, very important for long term use.