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The Nordson BT 23 Shear is a shear tester used in semiconductor packaging and assembly to evaluate the mechanical strength of bonds. The machine applies a controlled shear force to a bond, such as a solder bump or wire bond, and measures the force required to break the bond.
A shear tester operates by moving a shear tool perpendicular to the bond being tested and applying a steadily increasing force until the bond fractures. The peak force recorded is the shear strength of the bond.
The Nordson BT 23 Shear uses a load cell to measure the force applied during the shear test. The machine can be configured with different tooling to accommodate various bond types and sizes.
Shear testing is performed after the bonding process in semiconductor assembly, for example after solder bumping or wire bonding. The test is used for process qualification, quality control, and reliability monitoring.
In a typical assembly line, the shear tester is positioned in the quality assurance area. Devices are sampled from production and subjected to shear testing to ensure the bonds meet strength specifications.
The machine is also applicable in failure analysis and reliability engineering, where the shear strength of bonds is evaluated after stress testing such as thermal cycling or humidity exposure.
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Last updated Oct 7, 2026.