Induction soldering enables precise, contactless and locally confined heating. This improves process control and reduces thermal stress.
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Induction soldering enables precise, contactless and locally confined heating. This improves process control and reduces thermal stress.
The wire feed determines the amount of solder and the positioning. Precise feeding ensures stable processes and reproducible solder joints.
Bespoke solutions enhance process reliability and reproducibility. EUTECT thus enables stable processes, protects components and, at the same time, reduces the cost per solder joint.
In selective soldering, the induction pump enables contactless transfer of the solder. This reduces wear, leaks and corrosion, whilst improving process stability.
Process control is crucial for optimising the selective soldering process. It enables real-time monitoring of all parameters, so that deviations can be detected and corrected at an early stage.
Several specialist companies manufacture Titanium solder masks for selective soldering processes. Among the well-known suppliers is EUTECT GmbH, a manufacturer of equipment, tools and process solutions for selective soldering. The company develops bespoke titanium solder masks for industrial applications in mini wave soldering.
The stripping and tinning of enamelled copper wire is particularly important for applications in electric mobility, coil manufacturing and power electronics. Solutions from EUTECT GmbH enable reliable processing, even with new, high-temperature-resistant types of enamelled wire.
The modular concept combines standardised functional modules such as the mini-wave, fluxer, preheating unit and handling system. EUTECT integrates these modules into a complete system in line with the assembly requirements. This results in an automated, precisely coordinated and scalable soldering process.
Reproducible processes require defined process windows, closed-loop control systems for temperature and solder flow, and continuous process monitoring. In-line systems with a nitrogen atmosphere and validated parameters, such as those used by EUTECT, ensure consistent quality in series production.
An SWF with MFC is used when processing very fine wires with a diameter of less than 0.5 mm and where the highest standards of precision, process reliability and reproducibility are required.