Wave soldering is a global soldering technique

        Wave soldering is a global soldering technique. During the soldering process, the entire circuit board is immersed in molten solder. Through the impact force and wetting properties of the solder wave, the solder is evenly applied to the leads of the components that need to be soldered. This method is suitable for high-volume, high-density circuit board soldering, offering high soldering efficiency and meeting the demands of rapid production.

Applications of wave soldering:

Mass production: Conventional wave soldering is suitable for scenarios requiring rapid, continuous soldering of large quantities of circuit boards. Since it can solder multiple connection points simultaneously, it provides high soldering speed and efficiency in mass production.

Low cost: Conventional wave soldering equipment is relatively simple and cost-effective, making it suitable for situations with limited budgets.

Simple circuit board design: For circuit boards with simple designs that do not require high-precision soldering, conventional wave soldering can meet the requirements.