Not every component can be placed and reflowed — connectors, larger terminals, and other through-hole parts need a different approach. The wave solder machine passes each board over a controlled …
Once a board passes inspection, it still needs to survive the real world — dust, moisture, vibration, and the harsh conditions of a mill floor. This machine applies a thin, …
Once a board is loaded, the stencil printer is where real assembly begins. It deposits solder paste onto the board through a precision stencil, laying down the exact pattern that …
Every board that goes through our SMT line starts here. The PCB feeder is the first station in the process — loading and positioning boards so the rest of the …
After reflow, every board passes under this machine’s cameras before it goes any further. The AOI machine scans each board in detail, checking component placement, solder quality, and alignment — …
This is where everything placed on the board becomes permanent. The reflow machine carries each board through nine controlled temperature zones — gradually heating, melting the solder paste, then cooling …
Right after the stencil printer, this is where a board actually starts looking like a finished product. The pick and place machine lifts components — from the tiniest passives to …
