11 October 2017Manufacturing / Production Technology, Hardware & Services
The compact Ecoselect 4 selective soldering system from Ersa is ideal for small to medium-sized series demanding a high degree of flexibility. Featuring Ersa machine technology of the latest Versaflow generation, it boasts a high-quality roller feed for maximum PCB dimensions of 508 x 508 mm and can be used in batch or inline operation as required. A further highlight is the optional power convection which ensures optimum homogenous warming even with difficult components.
The system can grow in step with the customer’s needs, as adding corresponding expansion modules can turn the compact machine into a full-scale Versaflow 4/55, quickly and at any time. Like all Ersa selective soldering systems, it is equipped with a programmable precision spray fluxer for precise and economical flux application in dot or single line application with integrated spray jet control. A second spray head is available as an optional extra.
The new double-pot system of the Versaflow 4 can also be configured for the Ecoselect 4. The two mini wave pots can therefore be flexibly moved and adjusted in y/z-direction. Different sized nozzles can be used, for example, to solder connector strips quickly using a large-sized nozzle, whereas difficult-to-reach joints can be soldered with a very fine nozzle.
Thanks to the user-friendly Ersasoft 5 software, machine operation is intuitive, with the data required by every user made available via an individual user interface. A further software highlight is the picture-in-picture function (PIP) combined with a process monitoring camera.
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