Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 13 14:20:19 EST 2014 | globalpowerproducts
we set the pre heaters the same as the Electrovert. On the SHEO wave solder it is a much longer conveyor so we only turned on the last two pre heaters to match the Electrovert
Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 14 15:48:37 EDT 2002 | pjc
If you are concerned with the actual temp of your pre-heater verses what the machine's display "says" the temp is, use a calibrated digital thermometer and place the thermocouple probe inside the pre-heater and next to the machine's thermocouple for
Electronics Forum | Sat Apr 30 13:56:31 EDT 2005 | steve
My experience with different size boards and pre-heaters. The perfect world (right?) you would saturate the complete pcb with bottom pre-heat. But it is difficult with repair and rework equipment, not to mention the expense and foot print of large pr
Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 11 21:24:00 EDT 2012 | vergara1
I'm also looking for tips for SMT hand soldering > with Sn05Pb93.5Ag1.5. Our technician is quite > good with standard SMT hand soldering, but hasn't > worked with HMP solder. > > Some specific > questions: > > - If the iron tip is hot enough >
Electronics Forum | Tue Jun 20 17:56:39 EDT 2000 | Gary Kemp
Can anyone give me a ballpark figure on where to set the temperature for the pre-heaters of a wave solder? Any responses are greatly appreciated.
Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 15 13:43:48 EDT 2007 | realchunks
I do want to run a profile, but they won't give > up the machine long enough for me to run one. > The boards that we are running through the wave > are large boards, with large caps, and large > transformers on it. We're building highend power
Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 28 17:41:36 EST 2001 | larrysav
Has anyone heard of the practice of coating radiant pre-heater plates with vegetable or peanut oil to protect and maintain the surface? Am I having my "leg pulled"?
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 10 12:16:40 EST 2004 | zaxx007
Dear Kratzman, We had one of their waves an 8FD and we had the worst time getting replacement pre-heaters, I would stay away, just my oppinion. Zack
Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 03 11:30:13 EST 2012 | ppcbs
Try using Chip Quik to reduce the heat required for component removal. Along with your bottom pre-heater, use a temperature controlled hot air system to help heat up top side for component installation. http://www.pcb-repair.com/products.htm
Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 23 12:11:26 EDT 2017 | rgduval
I haven't tried doing these, personally...but... - Try a pre-heater? - IR rework station? Off the top of my head, that's all I've got. Cheers, ..rob
