Ultrasonic Immersion Weding Soldering Tin Coating Technology
Electronic Manufacturing Industry
Description:
Ultrasonic immersion welding is a method of welding that utilizes
ultrasonic technology and is commonly used in the immersion welding
process in the electronic manufacturing industry.
The traditional immersion welding method involves immersing the
welded component (such as electronic components or connectors) into
a preheated solder bath, melting the solder and covering it on the
solder pads of the welded component, forming a reliable welding
connection. Ultrasonic immersion welding introduces ultrasonic
vibration on the basis of traditional immersion welding.
The working principle of ultrasonic immersion welding is that
during the welding process, through the action of ultrasonic
vibration, the solder in the solder bath quickly wets the solder
pads of the welded parts with a small and high-frequency vibration
speed, improving the welding quality and reliability.
Parameters:
| Model | FST-2020-GL |
| Name | 20Khz Ultrasonic Dip Soldering Equipment
|
| Frequency | 20Khz |
| Power | 1000w |
| Input Voltage | 220V±10%,50/60Hz |
| Working Mode | Intermittent or Continuous working |
| Temperature Range | 200 -400℃ |
| Application | Tin, Indium, Silver, Copper, Nickel, Aluminum Wires. |
Advantages:
1. Improve wettability: Ultrasonic vibration can remove the oxide
layer on the surface of solder, enhance the wettability between
solder and solder components, and make it easier for solder to
cover the solder pad.
2. Uniform coating: Ultrasonic vibration can enable solder to be
coated on the welded part at a uniform speed and good fluidity,
reducing the uneven distribution of solder and the generation of
defects such as bubbles.
3. Reduce oxidation: Ultrasonic vibration can reduce the oxidation
reaction between solder and welded parts, reduce oxidation losses
during the welding process, and improve welding quality.
Ultrasonic Immersion Weding Soldering Tin Coating Technology
Electronic Manufacturing Industry
