System integration

A modular design makes it possible to System integrators, to integrate tried-and-tested process modules specifically into customer-specific machine and plant designs. This reduces development costs and project risks, whilst maintaining a high degree of customisation. EUTECT provides support throughout the process, from process definition and evaluation right through to technical integration.

Depending on the component, assembly and process requirements, different selective soldering processes be integrated into automated manufacturing systems. These include, for example, Mini wave soldering, Laser soldering, Induction soldering, thermode soldering or Piston soldering. The appropriate technology is selected on the basis of the specific soldering task and production requirements.

Integration selective soldering processes It is particularly suitable for applications where reproducible, automated soldering processes tailored to the product are required. These include, for example, electronic assemblies, power electronics, connectors, sensors, actuators and electrical components involving complex bonding tasks.

In principle, it is possible to Modular soldering and process solutions be designed both for new plant concepts and for integration into existing automation environments. Key factors here include the available installation space, the existing automation, interfaces, cycle time, component handling and the requirements of the respective soldering process.

EUTECT supports System integrators with process expertise, Project planning, evaluations and feasibility studies as well as in the selection and implementation of suitable Process- and Automation modules. This enables system integrators to draw on existing experience and tried-and-tested solutions for complex soldering tasks.

Yes. Before a system is put into operation, soldering tasks can be analysed and suitable process parameters determined. Evaluations and feasibility studies help to Soldering process to ensure this is in place even before the actual system integration takes place and to minimise technical risks later in the project.

Software and control engineering form an important interface between Soldering process and Automation system. They enable the control and monitoring of relevant process parameters and support reproducible process sequences. EUTECT therefore combines soldering process technology with its own control technology and software to create integrable process solutions.

Yes. Thanks to the modular approach, it is possible to Process modules with different Automation and kinematics concepts can be combined. This enables solutions to be found for both individual Production cells as well as for more complex automated production systems.

The choice depends, amongst other things, on the component geometry, the solder joint, the material, the solder, the required heat input, quality requirements, cycle time and the degree of automation. An upstream Process analysis or evaluation enables the selection of the appropriate Soldering technology and to determine the necessary process parameters.

The Modular construction kit is aimed in particular at mechanical engineering firms, specialised machinery manufacturers and system integrators who Selective soldering processes wish to integrate into their own machines or automation solutions. You will gain access to soldering technology, process expertise, control engineering and software, as well as support with technical implementation.

Yes. A modular approach offers particular advantages when it comes to soldering tasks outside standardised processes. Process, Automation- and Software modules can be combined and adapted to suit the specific application. EUTECT draws on its experience with complex, bespoke projects and the modular solutions developed as a result.