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Glue Mask and Specifications

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glue mask

Hi All,

I have a question about the glue mask layer. Are there any specifications (IPC, or otherwise) about where the glue should be placed, or should it just in general follow the outline of the components?

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Natasha
 

pcb glue mask

a glue mask is used to hold the components during the solder proces.


Electrically nonconductive adhesive materials used for attachment of surface mount components should meet the requirements of IPC-SM-817.

If you want to replace the soldering proces by using Electrically Conductive Adhesives you can check IPC-3406 and IPC-3408.
 
Thanks.

Some pcb layout software doesn't include a layer for the glue mask, but they have layers for solder mask, paste mask, etc.

If I send my design to an assembly house, do you know if they need the glue mask layer to mass-manufacture my boards or will it differ from house to house?
 

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