Selective Wave soldering machine

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Hi, please recommend a good selective wave machine which ... - Oct 12, 2009 by kircchoffs

Check out RPS Automation. We have had good results with the... - Oct 12, 2009 by dyoungquist

We have recently acquired a Pillarhouse Jade machine which h... - Oct 15, 2009 by Startronic's Group

You should take a look at these guys, also: www.ace-protech... - Oct 15, 2009 by SWAG

I think machine selection depends upon your application (pit... - Oct 20, 2009 by FB in AZ

kircchoffs

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Selective Wave soldering machine | 12 October, 2009

Hi,

please recommend a good selective wave machine which is fully automated and can run a conventional solder and selective solder in 1. im currently looking at Ersaflow.

thanks

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dyoungquist

#60096

Selective Wave soldering machine | 12 October, 2009

Check out RPS Automation. We have had good results with their selective solder machine that we purchased 1 year ago and they have wave nozzles as well in the 4-8 inch range. Changing from a selective solder nozzle to the wave nozzle takes only a few minutes (plus warm up time for the solder pot). rpsautomation.com

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Startronic's Group

#60122

Selective Wave soldering machine | 15 October, 2009

We have recently acquired a Pillarhouse Jade machine which has changeover pots from Pb Free to Pb and the bath it small so changeover heatup is fast . Although it's runtime is slow it seems to run the product well.We are also running an Ebso 400 but the changeover pot takes some time to heat up .

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SWAG

#60123

Selective Wave soldering machine | 15 October, 2009

You should take a look at these guys, also: www.ace-protech.com We have one of their machines and its been great.

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FB in AZ

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Selective Wave soldering machine | 20 October, 2009

I think machine selection depends upon your application (pitch, volume, changeover from pb to pb free etc...)

I have experience with ERSA and Pillarhouse Jades. Both very good in their own right. Pillarhouse are relatively cheap, and quick to change out pots, but buy 2-3 machines for each operator as run times will be longer and no conveyor system. ERSA machines are very customizable, and thus can be very cumbersome to install, program and maintain. Be careful with this one...buying cadillac with all bells and wistles will require more technical support.

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