11 October 2017Manufacturing / Production Technology, Hardware & Services
Asscon Systemtechnik Elektronik’s VP7000 is an in-line system featuring dual lane transport without workpiece carriers for vapour-phase vacuum soldering. The system is ideally suited for the void-free, large-scale production of highly complex assemblies, including 3D-MID in continuous operation (24/7) with void rates below 1%, as well as for small series manufacturing with the highest quality requirements.
The system processes assemblies with dimensions (L x W) up to 620 mm x 450 mm with single lane transport, or 620 mm x 260 mm with dual lane transport. Further advantages include symmetrical and asymmetrical conveyors, additional cooling especially for solid products, and no downtimes when changing over products. What is more, the pin and chain conveyor system ensures high throughput.
Compared with the single lane version, the machine achieves 65% higher throughput with an average power consumption of 5,5 kW. Since the vacuum can be deactivated on demand, the system can also be used as a standard in-line vapour-phase system
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