Wave Solder In-feed Conveyor Operation Flow

Wave Solder In-feed Conveyor operation flow refers to the description and illustration of the operation flow of an SMT equipment such as a board feeder when performing the wave soldering process. Below is an example of a common Wave Solder In-feed Conveyor operation flow:

1. Preparation:

  a. Check the equipment: to ensure that the wave soldering into the board machine equipment is in normal working order, without any failure or damage.

  b. Preparation of soldering materials: select the appropriate solder wire, solder through-hole, and ensure that its quality meets the requirements.

2. Setting parameters:

  a. Adjust the preheating temperature: set the preheating temperature according to the welding material and board requirements, usually between 100-150 degrees Celsius.

  b. Adjust the welding time: According to the welding material and the requirement of soldering joints, set the appropriate welding time to ensure the quality of soldering joints.

3. Install the circuit board:

  a. Place the circuit board on the fixture of the board feeder to ensure that the board is correctly positioned and fixed stably.

  b. Check the distance between the circuit board and the fixture to ensure that no collision or short circuit will occur during the soldering process.

4. Start welding:

  a. Start the equipment: Press the start button to make the wave soldering board feeder start working.

  b. Automatic Soldering: The equipment will automatically complete the soldering process according to the preset parameters, including preheating, soaking, desoldering and other operations.

  c. Monitor the process: During the welding process, the welding quality needs to be closely monitored to ensure that the solder joints are well formed and uniform.

  d. Completion of soldering: after the completion of welding, the equipment will emit a tone or indicator light, indicating the end of the welding process. SMT equipment factory

5. Inspection of soldering quality:

  a. Check the soldering joints: Use magnifying glass or bare eyes to check the soldering joints to ensure that the quality of soldering meets the requirements and there are no obvious defects such as false soldering and solder slag.

  b. Conduct electrical tests: Use relevant test equipment to conduct electrical performance tests on the soldered circuit boards to verify the quality of the soldering.

6. Cleanup:

  a. Turn off the equipment: After confirming that the welding quality meets the requirements, turn off the wave soldering into the board machine equipment.

  b. Clean up residues: Clean up residues such as solder dross, welding through holes and fixtures to keep the equipment neat and clean.