Laser Hot Bar Soldering Machine with CCD Coaxial Positioning Automatic Vision​ Product Description

The product flows from the track into the welding station. After CCD photography, the tin wire drawing mechanism sends the tin wire to the site to be welded, and the laser laser tin completes the welding.

Special Features

1 .soldering product with lead or without lead, causing no pollution and saving tin for transiting tin with a certain quality No need to change tin wire

2.There is no need to add prefluxing, without full heating, low energy consumption, the perfect solution to surface warping problem.

3.Suitable for large and small size, less solder joints, solder joints are difficult to approach, the inner layer of high difficulty products.

4.Top delivery tin and bottom delivery tin two kinds of models, optional from top to top welding, no need to turn plate, solve labor cost and fixture complex problem.

5.Efficient heat application and solder supply enables stable soldering automation

6.It enables soldering in narrow confines on high-density board assembly.

7.High maintainability

Product Parameter

Application

1. Widely used in aerospace, military industry, automotive electronic industry and other industries

2. Exposure position marks (Line Type )	Exposure position marks (Square Type )

3.Our extensive experience in systems introductions has let us establish application knowledge for laser soldering. We guarantee that customers can adopt these systems with confidence.

However, laser soldering is absolutely not just a replacement for contact soldering. It is important to distinguish the strong points of each and match them to the application.

Future advances and developments of laser soldering

The most important characteristic of laser soldering is its non-contact soldering ability, and there is no contact at all with either the PCB or the component. There is no physical load placed on the PCB, only laser light and the solder supply. Laser’s great advantages are in its ability to efficiently apply pinpoint heat, to apply light to confined spaces where a tip cannot fit, and to handle tightly-spaced assemblies, by changing the light angle and taking other steps. Maintenance work can also be reduced.