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ENIG Surface Finish (Electroless Nickel Immersion Gold)

CAS Number: 7440-02-0

ENIG (Electroless Nickel Immersion Gold) is a two-layer PCB surface finish consisting of a 3–6 µm electroless nickel layer topped with a thin 0.05–0.15 µm immersion gold layer. The nickel provides a flat, solderable surface and a diffusion barrier, while the gold protects the nickel from oxidation and ensures excellent solderability. ENIG is the most widely used surface finish for fine-pitch SMT and wire bonding applications.

Technical Specifications

flatness<5 µm across pad
standardIPC-4552
goldThickness0.05–0.15 µm
solderabilityPasses J-STD-003 Cat 3
nickelThickness3–6 µm
phosphorusContent6–10 wt% (mid-phosphorus Ni)

Applications

  • Fine-pitch SMT assembly
  • BGA pad surface finish
  • Wire bonding pad finish
  • High-reliability PCB surface protection
  • RF and microwave PCB pads

Key Features

  • Flat surface ideal for fine-pitch and BGA components
  • Long shelf life — no oxidation of gold surface
  • Compatible with lead-free soldering and wire bonding
  • Meets IPC-4552 industry standard

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