High melting point soldering
Project-specific soldering for electronics with defined alloy, process, and thermal requirements. Each operation starts with a capability and specification review.
MATERIALS FIRSTOWNER OPERATED · HOUSTON, TEXAS
Precision where
the heat is on.
High melting point soldering for demanding electronics projects. Work directly with the person at the bench.
01 / THE CRAFT
A focused service.
A considered connection.
Some projects need a smaller, more direct working relationship. HMP Solder Craft starts with the assembly, the materials, and the requirements that make your project different.
Prototype & small-batch support
A practical route from an approved sample to a bounded small lot. Agree on the operation, inspection, and records before work begins.
A CLEAR SCOPERework & project evaluation
Review assembly condition, access, and material compatibility before committing to rework. Establish what can be done and what needs a specialist partner.
REVIEW BEFORE REWORKBUILT AROUND YOUR REQUIREMENTS
Demanding environments
begin with better questions.
Industrial instrumentation. Energy technology. Engineering development. The right process depends on the complete assembly and its intended use.
01 / INSTRUMENTATIONSmall electronics.
Small electronics.
Specific requirements.
02 / INDUSTRIAL & ENERGYMaterial choices
Material choices
that need a review.
03 / DEVELOPMENTA defined sample.
A defined sample.
A useful next step.
Applications are discussed individually. Acceptance criteria, inspection, and any required qualification are agreed before a job is accepted.
02 / THE PROCESS
Clarity before
the first joint.
A direct conversation, a written scope, and a clear handoff. Here is how a project is planned.
- 01
Share the requirements.
Tell Duy about the assembly, quantity, materials, acceptance criteria, and requested timing.
- 02
Agree on the scope.
Review capability and risks, then confirm price, inspection, deliverables, and authorization.
- 03
Work to the plan.
Use the approved job scope and material requirements. Changes are discussed before proceeding.
- 04
Close the loop.
Review the agreed inspection results and job records before release and delivery.
HOUSTON / TEXAS03 / MEET THE OWNER
Duy Nguyen.
The hands behind HMP.
HMP Solder Craft is an owner-operated business based in Houston, Texas, focused on high melting point soldering. Duy is building the business around defined project scopes and direct customer communication.
Owner credentials
- J-STD-001
- Soldered electrical & electronic assemblies
- IPC-A-610
- Acceptability of electronic assemblies
- IPC-7711/7721
- Rework, modification & repair
- SFO
- Reported designation; exact scope to confirm
Credentials are reported by the owner. Exact certificate level, revision, modules, expiration dates, and SFO designation are being verified. These are individual qualifications; application-specific and business-level approvals must be established separately.
A FEW USEFUL ANSWERS
Before we
get started.
What makes an HMP project different?
High melting point soldering involves a material and process choice that needs to be assessed against the assembly. Solder melting point alone does not determine the finished product's operating temperature or reliability.
What should I include in a project request?
Start with the part or assembly, quantity, requested operation, known alloy/flux requirements, acceptance criteria, inspection or testing needs, and your target date. Sensitive files can be shared through an agreed channel after the initial conversation.
Can you quote turnaround immediately?
Timing is confirmed after reviewing the scope, materials, inspection requirements, and available capacity. The first step is a project review.
Do credentials qualify every type of work?
Every project needs its own capability review. Regulated or safety-critical applications may require additional customer approval, process qualification, testing, and quality systems.
How do I send a project inquiry?
Prepare your requirements using the brief builder below. Open the email draft and send it from your email app, or copy the brief into an email to Duy. No inquiry is sent automatically from this page.
LET'S LOOK AT THE DETAILS
Your project.
Our starting point.
Prepare a short brief so the first conversation starts with the information that matters.
Include a general description only. Keep confidential drawings, restricted data, and payment information out of this initial brief.