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Customers are having a hard time working out how a masking tape can be used in a wave solder where the older temp can go up as high as 250ºC - much higher than the masking temperature? - David, Crowboro, England
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From what I understand, the temperature of the operation dictates which tape you use. If the wave solder or solder operation is at or below 135ºC then the high temperature masking tape can be used. If the temperature of the operation is higher than that and below 260ºC then the Polyimide tape is recommended.
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