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Developing a Tool for Post-Soldering Insulation
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<blockquote data-quote="Geoff1946" data-source="post: 543512" data-attributes="member: 28452"><p>It sounds to me that what you really need is a different sleeving material rather than a different tool. If you could have adhesive lined . sleeving which was split along its length, but naturally springing itself together. The activation temperatures of the adhesive lining and that for shrinkage would need to be co-ordinated such that it bonded itself into a solid mass. Maybe that heat would need to be applied by contact pressure, rather than an air blast, which may lead to the special tool you envisage.</p><p></p><p>Edit. Just read Roy's comment which sneaked in before mine. It sounds like the product already exists, though I haven't encountered it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Geoff1946, post: 543512, member: 28452"] It sounds to me that what you really need is a different sleeving material rather than a different tool. If you could have adhesive lined . sleeving which was split along its length, but naturally springing itself together. The activation temperatures of the adhesive lining and that for shrinkage would need to be co-ordinated such that it bonded itself into a solid mass. Maybe that heat would need to be applied by contact pressure, rather than an air blast, which may lead to the special tool you envisage. Edit. Just read Roy's comment which sneaked in before mine. It sounds like the product already exists, though I haven't encountered it. [/QUOTE]
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