Selective Soldering Systems

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Inline Selective Soldering System Flex-i2

Inline Selective Soldering Machine NuFlex i2

Mas-i Series

Offline Selective Solderingsystem Ant -i1

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Selektivlötanlage Ant- i1 Bundle Al

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Offline Selective Soldering System Ant-i2

Selektive Soldering Systems SASinno Flex I2

Inline Selective Soldering System Flex-i2

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Technology-oriented companies that complement each other perfectly.
By outsourcing the new machine division from allSMT to the newly founded VennTek Groupee, the way was free to develop innovative and customer-oriented soldering systems with engineering teams from Europe and Asia. The focus is on our selective soldering modules with which we already received the Global Technology Award in 2020.

Selective soldering: Requirements for the production process

The manufacture and production of printed circuit boards essentially consists of two phases:
One is manufacturing - or the physical construction of the PCB architecture - and the other is the assembly, where the components are added and the PCB is completed. The main process in the last phase is soldering the components onto the board. The type of soldering depends on the components used. If THT (AI) (through-hole technology) is used, it is important to understand how wave soldering can affect the time and cost of building the board compared to selective soldering.

The selective soldering process:

Selective soldering is a slower process than wave soldering. Individual components are soldered one after the other over a defined, punctual wave on an x-y gantry, as opposed to a full wave that hits all solder joints at once. However, there are a number of advantages that have led to selective soldering becoming the preferred process in many cases. Some of the key advantages of the selective soldering process are listed below.

Adjustable to different component parameters such as pitch distance, component concentration, component mix (SMD/THT) .
Taping and protecting components can be limited to the areas of the PCB to be soldered (if at all necessary).
No adhesive required for SMD components.
Uses much less solder, flux and energy than the wave soldering process.
Can be used for special THT components where the physical size makes the use of wave soldering impossible.
Nozzles can be specially customised
Repeatability
Does not require excessive heat exposure to areas of the PCB that are more sensitive to high temperatures.
Selective soldering modules require a much smaller footprint than wave soldering systems (machine dimensions) see here our ANT-i1 systems

Selective soldering is a advantageous process for many electronics manufacturing scenarios, especially for today's small, close-packed PCBs, as well as the flexibility required by EMS service providers. For more information on wave soldering, click here. If you have any questions about our selective soldering systems, you can find our contact details here.

***Our basic systems are available to you at any time in our Demo Centre in Monschau.

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allSMT is also your partner for fully automated process solutions for THT assembly. We implement complex projects with innovative robotic solutions. We use state-of-the-art placement technology for processing, feeding and placement of conventional (THT) components and special shapes.