H3600A Selective Soldering Machine

Selective wave soldering is a special form of wave soldering invented to meet the development needs of through-hole component soldering. A typical selective wave soldering machine consists of three modules: flux application, preheating, and soldering. Through the device’s programming mechanism, the flux application module selectively sprays flux onto each solder point, which is then preheated by the preheating module before the soldering module completes the soldering of each point one by one.

Selective wave soldering is applicable not only to military electronics, aerospace and ship electronics, automotive electronics, digital cameras, printers, and other products with high soldering requirements and complex processes for multi-layer PCB through-hole soldering.

• A fully functional offline model with a compact footprint.
• PCB board movement with a fixed spray and soldering platform ensures high soldering quality.
• Can be placed next to the production line for flexible assembly and soldering work.
• Fully computer-controlled, with parameters set and saved on the computer. Configuration files are generated for easy traceability and preservation.
• Software developed based on Windows 7, offering user-friendly and traceable operations.
• Direct use of PCB images for path programming, with settings for starting points, soldering movement speed, idle travel speed, Z-axis height, and wave height, all adjustable on the computer.
• Real-time display of the soldering process, conveyed to the display screen via a camera for observation.
• Complete software monitoring of key parameters such as temperature, speed, and pressure.
• Upgradable to an automatic wave height correction function, with the ability to set intervals for wave height correction after a certain number of boards.
• Comprehensive LOG function with three levels of machine access, each with different permissions. Complete records of machine operations and alarms.