Wave Solder Benchtop LF230A
LF230A Wave solder machine with bench top design and lead free solder, using less solder and energy; Occupy small space and complete middle volume production; High performance shot light preheat and reliable fluxer (foam or spray available)
Features:
1 Easy operation and control;
2 Solder temperature and time are digital display on the controlling panel;
3 High temperature heat elements are in the machine to ensure wave solder stable performance and best reliability.
4 Wave solder machines with bench top and lead free are widely application. The unit has replaced iron and dip solder furnace to do soldering in small-middle batch production.
5 PCB productions are up to 200 pcs within 8 hours, high efficiency in university, research and design factory.
High efficiency: Reasonable price, long life Small size and low power consumption.
6 Titanium pot for lead free soldering is advance and environmental; Long use life and best price;
7 Small dimension, saving space, the best choice for research and low volume production.
Specifications:
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Model
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Bench top lead free wave solder LF230A
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Max power consumption
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3Kw
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Solder pot capacity
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70Kg
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PCB Size
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200 * 260 mm (300mm ordered)
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Solder temperature range
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Room~350 ℃ adjustable
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Preheat Temperature range
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90~160 ℃
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Wave height adjust range
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5~ 12mm
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Melt time
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60min
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Flux spray
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Foam/Spray
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Power supply
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AC 220V 50HZ
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Conveyor speed
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0.5~ 2 m /min
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Dimension
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900 * 668* 580mm
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Weight
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Approx 155kg
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Packing
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Exemption wooden packing
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Packing size
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L110* W800 * H700mm
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Adjustable Titanium Finger Conveyor
Adjustable carrier, with titanium fingers on pallet automatically indexes boards on chain-drive conveyor.
Pallets are available for Multi-piece small boards to process soldering.
Foam Flux
Integrated automatically activated foam flux with adjustable wave height.
Whole soldering process
PCB boards move downward to flux and preheat, then it will reverse to solder and cool-down. The board wave soldering is completed and load new board.
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZu5BKtjDPo
