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To learn more, purchase a product or request a PowerPoint presentation, contact us. What is selective soldering? The process of soldering only through-hole electronic components onto a printed circuit board that has surface mount components on the under-side. This is usually done because the surface mount is not glued into place, instead solder paste is used, and the solder joints are formed using a reflow oven. Using a regular wave solder machine would effectively 'wash off' the components. Source: Wikipedia
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