A soldering nozzle (100) for selectively soldering assemblies by means of molten solder supplied through a soldering nozzle (100) from a solder bath. The soldering nozzle (100) is designed as a deep-drawn part. A method for the production of a soldering nozzle (100) is specified as well, including the provision of a blank (401); the drawing of the blank (401) through at least one female die (411, 421) by means of at least one male die (413, 422, 431) to produce an oblong shape (439) of locally annular or substantially annular cross-section, with a first end (436) corresponding to an action point of the male die (413, 422, 431) and a second end (437) corresponding to an introduction cross-section of the male die (413, 422, 431), the cross-section preferably increasing from the first end (436) towards the second end (437); and the formation of an opening (446) at the tip end (436).

A soldering system comprising a solder pot and a nozzle exchange unit. The solder pot is configured to detachably couple to a solder nozzle during a soldering operation. The nozzle exchange unit is arranged to: store a plurality of solder nozzles; detach a first nozzle from the nozzle coupling; and attach a stored second nozzle to the nozzle coupling.

An automatic solder paste feeding system, comprising: a base, a container mounted on the base and configured to contain a solder paste therein, a syringe mounted on the base and configured to inject the solder paste into the container, and a heater mounted on the base and configured to heat the solder paste contained in the container, so that the solder paste is melted into liquid state.

A soldering nozzle (100) for selectively soldering assemblies by means of molten solder supplied through a soldering nozzle (100) from a solder bath. The soldering nozzle (100) is designed as a deep-drawn part. A method for the production of a soldering nozzle (100) is specified as well, including the provision of a blank (401); the drawing of the blank (401) through at least one female die (411, 421) by means of at least one male die (413, 422, 431) to produce an oblong shape (439) of locally annular or substantially annular cross-section, with a first end (436) corresponding to an action point of the male die (413, 422, 431) and a second end (437) corresponding to an introduction cross-section of the male die (413, 422, 431), the cross-section preferably increasing from the first end (436) towards the second end (437); and the formation of an opening (446) at the tip end (436).

The invention describes the assembly and construction method for anodes used in the electrolytic processes. It is made up of a copper bus bar (1) where the plate shall be inserted (3). It has a rough surface previously milled to form a groove (2), which is, approximately, 0.12 mm thicker than the thickness of the plate; approximately, 19 mm deep. Such copper bus bar (1) is first subject to a process mechanical/chemical or electrochemical process aimed to significantly increase its roughness, between 0.01 mm and 0.5 mm, preferably 0.15 mm, by using mechanical processes, such as sand blasting or grinding, preferably grinding with blasting material made of various metals or using glass balls/copper slag or chemical corrosion by using oxidant chemical agents or anodic electrolytic corrosion aimed to finally improve bonding between the copper bar.

An automatic solder paste feeding system, comprising: a base, a container mounted on the base and configured to contain a solder paste therein, a syringe mounted on the base and configured to inject the solder paste into the container, and a heater mounted on the base and configured to heat the solder paste contained in the container, so that the solder paste is melted into liquid state.

A soldering device includes a detection sensor which can detect a liquid level height of molten solder inside a solder bath. It is determined whether or not a detection height which is the detected liquid level height is greater than or equal to a first set height which is arbitrarily set. In a case where the detection height is greater than or equal to the first set height, it is estimated that the amount of molten solder capable of performing a soldering work for a predetermined number or more of boards is stored in the solder bath. The amount of molten solder stored in the solder bath is estimated by multiplying a difference between a detection height which is the detected liquid level height of the molten solder and a second set height which is preset, by an area inside the solder bath in a horizontal direction.

A soldering apparatus for selective soldering, comprising a solder bath for holding the molten solder at least one solder nozzle a solder pump for conveying solder from the solder bath through the solder nozzle a movement device for the relative movement of the solder nozzle and an assembly to be soldered
wherein several solder nozzles are provided in several solder nozzle assemblies, with each solder nozzle assembly having one or more solder nozzles and wherein each solder nozzle assembly may be assigned an assembly, and the movement device is designed for synchronous movement of the several solder nozzle assemblies relative to the respective assemblies in the horizontal X-Y plane, and the soldering machine is so designed that the individual solder nozzle assemblies and the respective assemblies may be moved towards one another and independently of one another in the vertical direction (Z-direction) by means of a coupling device.

A wafer via solder filling device includes a solder bath comprising an accommodation space for accommodating a molten solder, with an open top, and an air outlet for exhausting air from the accommodation space; a fixing unit for fixing the wafer having a via formed in one surface in the accommodation space to seal the accommodation space airtight; and a pressing unit for pressing a bottom of the molten solder arranged in the solder bath and moving the molten solder upward, to fill the molten solder in the via.

A wafer via solder filling device includes a solder bath comprising an accommodation space for accommodating a molten solder, with an open top, and an air outlet for exhausting air from the accommodation space; a fixing unit for fixing the wafer having a via formed in one surface in the accommodation space to seal the accommodation space airtight; and a pressing unit for pressing a bottom of the molten solder arranged in the solder bath and moving the molten solder upward, to fill the molten solder in the via.