B23K3/0653

Jet solder level confirmation jig and method of handling the same

Provided are a jet solder level confirmation jig and a method of handling the same, which allow the level of the jet wave of the molten solder to be accurately confirmed. A jet solder level confirmation jig is provided with a level confirmation unit for confirming a level of a jet wave of molten solder, a holding unit that holds the level confirmation unit, a notifying unit that notifies the level of the jet wave of the molten solder; and a bridge member having a length so as to be able to form a bridge in an upper part of a jet solder bath housed within a housing, the bridge member supporting the level confirmation unit in the upper part of the jet solder bath. The notifying unit is connected to a power supply unit of a jet soldering device.

SOLDERING DEVICE AND CONTROL METHOD FOR SOLDERING DEVICE

A soldering device according to an embodiment includes a jet nozzle and a cover. The jet nozzle jets a molten solder. The cover is filled with an inert gas in an inside thereof and has a hole part at a position that corresponds to the jet nozzle. The cover causes the jet nozzle to protrude from the hole part for an application time period when the solder is applied to an application target and houses the jet nozzle in the inside thereof for a waiting time period other than the application time period.

SYNCHRONOUS MOTION SELECTIVE SOLDERING APPARATUS AND METHOD
20200384562 · 2020-12-10 ·

Methods and apparatus for applying molten solder are disclosed. A system for applying solder to a workpiece includes a conveyor for moving a first workpiece along a machine direction, and a first selective soldering nozzle to apply solder to the first workpiece while the first workpiece is moving along the machine direction. The system can also include a flux application area to apply flux to bottoms of workpieces, a heating area to heat the bottoms of the workpieces, and a conveyor to convey the workpieces. The workpiece can constantly move through multiple areas, such as a flux application area, a heating area, and a selective soldering area. As such, two or more areas can operate on the workpiece simultaneously and while the workpiece is moving. The method includes applying solder from the first selective soldering nozzle to the first workpiece while the first workpiece is moving along the machine direction.

SOLDERING DEVICE FOR SOLDERING WITH LASER BEAM AND ROBOT APPARATUS PROVIDED WITH SOLDERING DEVICE
20200376579 · 2020-12-03 · ·

A soldering device includes a laser head for outputting a laser beam and a solder feeder for feeding a thread solder to a path of the laser beam. The soldering device includes a solder receiving member for receiving solder melted by the laser beam and a pouring member for pouring molten solder into a workpiece. The solder receiving member includes a recess part having a shape for retaining the molten solder. The pouring member has a groove part communicating with the recess part and allowing the solder to flow therein.

SOLDERING APPARATUS AND SOLDERING METHOD

A soldering apparatus 100 including: a chamber 120 configured to contain solder and include an opening 122 configured to discharge the solder in a bottom surface or a side surface; a pump 140 configured to transport the solder to the chamber 120; and an inner bath 160 configured to communicate with the opening 120 and perform soldering using the solder fed through the opening 120.

HEAD ASSEMBLY FOR MOUNTING CONDUCTIVE BALL
20240009747 · 2024-01-11 · ·

According to a head assembly for mounting conductive balls of the disclosure, a gas flow for moving the conductive balls in a downward direction is formed in a chamber, and thus, small and light-weight conductive balls may be effectively mounted in mounting recesses of a mask. Also, because the head assembly for mounting the conductive balls is operated in the manner of inducing the conductive balls to move in a direction in which the mounting recesses are formed, the conductive balls may be rapidly and thoroughly mounted in the plurality of mounting recesses formed in the mask.

Wave solder nozzle with automated adjustable sliding plate to vary solder wave width

A wave soldering machine includes a housing and a conveyor configured to deliver a printed circuit board through the housing. The wave soldering machine further includes a wave soldering station coupled to the housing. The wave soldering station includes a reservoir of solder material, and a wave solder nozzle assembly configured to create a solder wave. The wave solder nozzle assembly has a nozzle core frame, a solder distribution baffle secured to the nozzle core frame, and a sliding plate that together define a nozzle. The sliding plate is movable with respect to the nozzle core frame between a close proximate position in which the nozzle is configured to produce a reduced width solder wave through the solder distribution baffle and a spaced apart position in which the nozzle is configured to produce an extended width solder wave through the solder distribution baffle.

Jet Solder Level Confirmation Jig and Method of Handling the Same

Provided are a jet solder level confirmation jig and a method of handling the same, which allow the level of the jet wave of the molten solder to be accurately confirmed. A jet solder level confirmation jig is provided with a level confirmation unit for confirming a level of a jet wave of molten solder, a holding unit that holds the level confirmation unit, a notifying unit that notifies the level of the jet wave of the molten solder; and a bridge member having a length so as to be able to form a bridge in an upper part of a jet solder bath housed within a housing, the bridge member supporting the level confirmation unit in the upper part of the jet solder bath. The notifying unit is connected to a power supply unit of a jet soldering device.

Method of manufacturing a wave solder pallet

A method of manufacturing a pallet for use during manufacture of a printed circuit board assembly includes determining optimal solder flow for establishing connections between lead pins of a plurality of pin-through-hole components arranged on a circuit board, designing a pallet to include geometries configured to provide the optimal solder flow when the pallet, supporting the circuit board thereon, is passed through a wave solder machine, and creating the pallet based on the design. Pallets configured for optimal solder flow and methods of manufacturing printed circuit board assemblies using such pallet are also provided.

WAVE SOLDER PALLETS FOR OPTIMAL SOLDER FLOW AND METHODS OF MANUFACTURING

A method of manufacturing a pallet for use during manufacture of a printed circuit board assembly includes determining optimal solder flow for establishing connections between lead pins of a plurality of pin-through-hole components arranged on a circuit board, designing a pallet to include geometries configured to provide the optimal solder flow when the pallet, supporting the circuit board thereon, is passed through a wave solder machine, and creating the pallet based on the design. Pallets configured for optimal solder flow and methods of manufacturing printed circuit board assemblies using such pallet are also provided.