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Has anyone dealt with a dual wave solder system. We are a bi... - Nov 16, 2005 by Jackg

Contact Sensbey, they manufacture dual pot machines and they... - Nov 16, 2005 by RDR

Here's an article, which highlights the option your looking ... - Nov 16, 2005 by Patrick Bruneel

Barry , we have built systems like your describing for other... - Nov 16, 2005 by G S

Hey Patrick, why do you need to select a single flux? Can't... - Nov 16, 2005 by davef

Hey Dave, you're right (as usual) But it doesn't take anyth... - Nov 18, 2005 by Patrick Bruneel

Just don't forget to clean the fingers, they will contaminat... - Nov 18, 2005 by

Speedline ELECTROVERT sells a Quick Change Pot option and ac... - Nov 18, 2005 by GenX

Jackg

#37900

Dual Wave solder system | 16 November, 2005

Has anyone dealt with a dual wave solder system. We are a bit tight in floor space and have to maintain a leaded line , but also need to convert to lead free. We are looking at dual wave systems were you have two pots to wheel into place to run one or the other. Any feedback would be appreciated.

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RDR

#37903

Dual Wave solder system | 16 November, 2005

Contact Sensbey, they manufacture dual pot machines and they can give you the run down on your options.

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Patrick Bruneel

#37907

Dual Wave solder system | 16 November, 2005

Here's an article, which highlights the option your looking for as a new trend. You will have to do your homework in flux selection and find one that works for both processes. http://smt.pennnet.com/Articles/Article_Display.cfm?Section=Articles⊂section=Display&Article_ID=172195

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G S

#37909

Dual Wave solder system | 16 November, 2005

Barry , we have built systems like your describing for others. Contact me at 903-892-5636 and we can discuss in detail.Glenn

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davef

#37922

Dual Wave solder system | 16 November, 2005

Hey Patrick, why do you need to select a single flux? Can't you just change the hose to the spray fluxer to another conatiner of flux, clear the line, and let it rip?

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Patrick Bruneel

#37982

Dual Wave solder system | 18 November, 2005

Hey Dave, you're right (as usual) But it doesn't take anything away from the fact that it can be done with one flux.

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James

#37983

Dual Wave solder system | 18 November, 2005

Just don't forget to clean the fingers, they will contaminate you Pb-Free pot.

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GenX

#37984

Dual Wave solder system | 18 November, 2005

Speedline ELECTROVERT sells a Quick Change Pot option and accessories. The option is available as a field Upgrade. Our web page has a dedicated PB Free process section; http://www.speedlinetech.com/lead_free/index.aspx I work for Speedline. I am the Business Manager, Pre Owned Equipment.

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