WonderMASK WSOL Washable Solder Mask

Water-washable mask, safe on ion beds and filters

Part # Name Size Units
Per Case
2204-8SQ WonderMASK WSOL - 8oz 8 oz (237mL) 24
2204-G WonderMASK WSOL - 1 gal 1 gal (3.8L) 1
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Quickly and easily removed with in­line and batch cleaning system. Ideal water ­washable mask for closed-­loop systems. Safe for DI filter beds. 

WonderMASK WSOL has a number of useful applications in PCB assembly:

Thru-hole masking – Prevent soldering open holes in a wave soldering process by covering with WonderMASK. All of the masks listed below are well suited for this application.

Temporary component adhesive – WonderMASK can be used to tack down components on double-sided PCBs.

All Techspray WonderMASK products have the following advantages:

  • Withstands lead-free soldering temperatures up to 640°F (343°C) in wave soldering process
  • RoHS compliant

Features & Benefits

  • 100% water-soluble
  • Safe on ion beds & filters in closed-loop cleaning systems
  • Non-corrosive
  • Low odor

Applications


FAQ's

Does WonderMASK temporary solder mask contain silicone?

None of our masks contain silicone and they leave no residue behind.

Can temporary solder mask be left on the PCB permanently?
Temporary solder mask is intended to be just that – temporary. Manufacturers of solder masks, like Chemtronics, always recommend removing the mask because there is no testing to support doing otherwise. If you decide to leave the solder mask on as a permanent part of the PCB, you will have to do your own functional and reliability testing to ensure it does not cause a problem.
How High of a Temperature Can Temporary Solder Mask Withstand?

Solder mask is engineered to withstand molten solder temperature for the very brief time (about a second) it is exposed in a typical wave soldering process. Most commercially available masks should be able to withstand melting point temperatures of lead-based and lead-free solder, up to 650°F (343°C). As exposure time is lengthened, like in a reflow oven, there is more potential the mask will bubble, char, and become brittle. How long a mask can withstand extreme temperatures depends on the thickness of the bead, and the type of mask.

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