Testerion

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Electrovert reflow technology wins new product award
23 July 2008, News

Speedline Technologies has received the New Product Introduction award from Circuits Assembly magazine for Electrovert's Intelligent Flux Control (IFC) with RunMax technology. Presented in the reflow ...
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High-power soldering station
28 May 2008, Manufacturing / Production Technology, Hardware & Services

The WD 1000HPT soldering station from Weller features the new 120 W high-power WP 120 soldering iron. The soldering iron combines a compact, powerful heating element with a replaceable soldering tip. ...
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Self-cleaning metal squeegee system
20 February 2008, Manufacturing / Production Technology, Hardware & Services

Transition Automation has introduced an Electronic Self-Cleaning Metal Squeegee System. This system provides a solution to the problem of solder paste dripping and clogging onto squeegees, with resulting ...
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Polymer lubricant enhances squeegees
20 February 2008, Manufacturing / Production Technology, Hardware & Services

With the move to lead-free processes and solder pastes, many lower quality squeegees are increasingly found wanting. Transition Automation’s Permalex squeegees are infused with polymer lubricant, which ...
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Selecting the proper soldering tip shape
25 July 2007, Manufacturing / Production Technology, Hardware & Services

Two main considerations should be made in choosing a proper tip shape; namely, access to the solder joint and maximum wetted contact of the tip point with the joint member to be soldered. There are a ...
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RoHS and lead-free: how the regulations impact you
4 October 2006, Manufacturing / Production Technology, Hardware & Services

The European RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) regulation is forcing the electronics industry to transition to lead-free soldering. Electronic production and rework facilities are currently reviewing ...
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Energy consumption minimised for the soldering process
4 October 2006, Manufacturing / Production Technology, Hardware & Services

For many years now, SMT, in Wertheim, Germany, has placed much importance on low energy consumption. With the updating of its product range, the company has applied its energy-saving policy, thanks to ...
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Lead-free - what to do? About the useful life of soldering tips
4 October 2006, Manufacturing / Production Technology, Hardware & Services

In addition to having a high melting point, lead-free solders are very aggressive towards metallic materials. Adapting the soldering parameters to the new process conditions required for lead-free soldering ...
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Lead-free soldering iron tips
27 July 2005, Manufacturing / Production Technology, Hardware & Services

Soldering and desoldering tips are shaped pieces of iron-plated copper that are used to transfer heat from the heating element of a soldering iron, to the surface being soldered. Plato, one of the largest ...
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Speedline Technologies awarded 2005 SMT Company of The Year
27 July 2005, Manufacturing / Production Technology, Hardware & Services

Speedline Technologies is the recipient of Frost & Sullivan's 2005 Surface Mount Technology Company of The Year Award. Speedline Technologies is a manufacturer of surface mount technology (SMT) capital ...
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Metal squeegees vs rubber squeegees
26 January 2005, Manufacturing / Production Technology, Hardware & Services

Transition Automation is an international manufacturer for the electronics assembly industry. The company says that its Permalex Metal Squeegees eliminate the scavenging and scooping that one gets when ...
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Squeegees help improve lead-free printing process
28 July 2004, Manufacturing / Production Technology, Hardware & Services

The time for lead-free SMT assembly is rapidly approaching. Assembly with lead-free solders is going to demand higher print quality to achieve a good solder joint. Tin-silver melts at a higher temperature ...
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