Micro Control Company adheres rigorously to OSHA and EPA requirements. Applicable Military Standards and Specifications for quality, design, reliability, and safety, are fully integrated into our operations. All customer projects meet IPC-A-610 Class 2 industrial standards. Class 3 medical standards can also be implemented if required. Additionally, we carefully monitor the specific gravity of wave solder flux as well as the temperature and flow of wave and reflow solder.

Micro Control Company has developed expertise in the use of lead free solder (tin/silver; 96.5/3.5). The use of lead-free solder has been adopted by many of our customers. Beginning in 1994, in response to growing global concerns over the use of lead-free materials, we began using lead-free solder in the assembly of printed circuit boards used in our Automatic Test Equipment product line. Under normal operating conditions, these boards may be subjected to temperatures reaching 150° C. With a melting temperature exceeding 220° C, lead-free solder provides excellent reliability for printed circuit boards exposed to high temperatures for extended periods.

If you would like more information or a quote from our Electronic Manufacturing Services contact Scott Rogers at 763-786-8750.