Soldering Process

SOLDERING PROCESS

  • A Thermode is used to apply heat and pressure over a specific time/temperature profile. Temperature feedback is provided via thermocouple.
  • Solder needs to be heated to at least 40 degrees Celsius above melting point for about 2-3 seconds to provide the best wetting and flow.
  • Heat is produced by passing an electrical current through a thermode which is resistive.
  • The force applied transfers the heat to the part and the solder.
  • Flux is used to remove and prevent oxide formation.

soldering-process

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Advanced Integrated Technologies is essentially a manufacturing service company with two major divisions. The resistance welding and reflow soldering tool division grew out of our early work building micro tools for Hughes Aircraft. About the time that Microsoft was turning computers into a household item, computer hardware manufacturers were looking for companies to build reflow tools used in the assembly of hard drives and other components.

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