Equipped with loader/unloader! Streamlining the soldering process for automotive parts.
In the automotive industry, the quality of electronic component implementation is crucial for improving product reliability. In particular, failures due to soldering defects in automotive parts used in harsh environments can lead to significant issues. The S-WAVE FBA series achieves high-quality soldering by suppressing solder balls through low-temperature soldering at 250°C. 【Usage Scenarios】 - In-vehicle ECUs - Meter panels - Various sensors - Connector connections 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Mitigation of product reliability decline due to solder defects - Contribution to long-term stable supply of products - Reduction of maintenance labor hours
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【Features】 - Suppresses solder balls with low-temperature soldering at 250℃ - Non-contact tool exchange is unnecessary for long periods - Daily maintenance automation with temperature checker/cleaning machine (optional) - Reduces solder material consumption with wire solder supply - Power consumption is less than 300W (during soldering) 【Our Strengths】 We leverage cutting-edge technology along with cross-industry information and know-how to create added value for our customers' businesses. We are committed to addressing any challenges, from materials to finished products, to the best of our ability.
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【Applicable Fields】 ■Electric vehicles, renewable energy, information and communication, air conditioning *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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We will leverage cutting-edge technology and cross-disciplinary information and know-how to create added value for our customers' businesses. From materials to finished products, we will do our utmost to address any challenges.
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