INDUCTION SOLDERING
Contactless and clean process
Non-contact soldering uses heat application without direct contact between the soldering tool and components, which greatly reduces the likelihood of leaving residues on components or circuit boards. What’s more, since there is no physical contact, there is no need to clean or replace the soldering tool, extending machine uptime.
Realtime temperature measurements
Precisely keeping up with the actual temperature of a defined soldering profile is key to ensuring a high-quality product. Our system measures the temperature up to 500 times per second, keeping the soldering process under tight control.
High efficiency
Induction heating ensures short cycle times by rapidly and efficiently transferring heat directly to the workpiece. Its high-speed heating capabilities enable quick and precise temperature control, resulting in faster production cycles and increased productivity.
High repeatability
High repeatability ensures stable and predictable outcomes, reducing variations and defects. It enables tighter quality control, efficient troubleshooting, and streamlined production.
Precise control of a temperature profile
Precision control of soldering temperature profile preventing overheating or underheating of components. This leads to high soldering quality, reduced defects, improved process control, and enhanced reliability of soldered joints, ultimately resulting in higher-quality finished products.
Soldering of a non standard components
Indcution soldering is used successfully in non standard components: wire and cable assembling, RF connectors, heat sinks, sensors, switches high power application etc.
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What is induction soldering?
Induction soldering is a modern method of joining metals, where the heat required to melt the solder is generated through electromagnetic induction. This process involves placing metal components in an electromagnetic field produced by an induction coil, which induces eddy currents in conductive materials. These currents generate heat that melts the solder, allowing for a durable connection of components without direct contact with the heat source.
Compared to traditional soldering methods, induction soldering offers several advantages:
Contactless and clean process: The lack of direct contact between the heat source and the soldered elements minimizes the risk of contamination and surface damage.
Precise temperature control: The ability to accurately control the heating temperature ensures high-quality connections and reduces the risk of overheating or underheating components.
High efficiency and repeatability: Rapid heating and the possibility of process automation lead to increased productivity and consistent connection quality.
Induction soldering is widely used in industries such as automotive, electronics, and energy, where high precision and reliability in metal connections are essential.
Why Choose Our Induction Soldering Service?
- Precise temperature control – our systems enable precise management of the soldering temperature profile, preventing overheating or underheating of components. This ensures high-quality joints and minimizes defects.
- Contactless process – induction soldering technology eliminates the need for physical contact with soldered elements, ensuring process cleanliness and reducing the risk of damage and contamination.
- High efficiency – our systems utilize rapid induction heating, which shortens production cycle times, increases throughput, and reduces energy consumption.
- Repeatability and reliability – precise process control delivers stable and predictable results, reducing variability and enabling consistent quality assurance.
- Support for non-standard components – our solutions are tailored to diverse applications, including wire and cable assembly, RF connector soldering, radiators, and high-power components.
- Operational cost reduction – induction soldering technology eliminates the need for soldering tool maintenance, extending machine uptime and reducing operating costs.
- Use of top-quality components – we use only the best materials and components, ensuring reliability and long-lasting durability of soldered connections.
This service is for you if:
- You want to increase production efficiency – induction soldering shortens production cycles and increases throughput thanks to rapid heating and precise temperature control.
- You care about high-quality connections – the induction method eliminates the risk of overheating or underheating, ensuring durability and reliability of soldered components.
- You prioritize cleanliness and contactless processing – our technology guarantees no physical contact with components, reducing the risk of contamination and damage.
- You need flexibility in soldering different components – our systems handle non-standard elements such as RF connectors, radiators, sensors, and high-power components.
- You want to lower operational costs – induction soldering eliminates the need for tool replacement and maintenance, reducing maintenance costs and downtime.
- You have high demands for repeatability – induction soldering technology delivers stable and predictable results, making it ideal for mass production.
- You seek more eco-friendly solutions – energy efficiency and process cleanliness make induction soldering more environmentally friendly.
Induction Soldering - Frequently Asked Questions
Induction soldering uses heat generated by electromagnetic induction, which eliminates the need for physical contact with components and ensures precise temperature control. In traditional methods, the heat source is direct contact between a tool or flame and the soldered components.
Yes, induction soldering is highly effective in mass production due to its speed, high repeatability, and the possibility of process automation.
Induction soldering enables the joining of metals such as copper, aluminum, stainless steel, as well as materials with protective coatings, provided that the appropriate solder is used.
The lack of contact eliminates the risk of contamination, mechanical damage, and the need for tool maintenance, which extends machine uptime and reduces operating costs.
Yes, the process is flexible and suitable for soldering various components such as RF connectors, wires, radiators, sensors, or high-power switches. It can be tailored to specific application requirements.
