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March, 2012
ACE: New High Speed Selective Soldering
Spokane Valley, WA — ACE Produc - tion Technologies is presenting its new next-generation KISS-205 fully in-line automated Selective Soldering system. The system effectively splits the process of fluxing, pre-heating and soldering to significantly gain productivity by reducing TAKT by up to 50 percent vs. incre- mental processing. In the KISS-205, a PCB is
fluxed and brought to preheat temperature, then sent to the second conveyor for soldering while concurrently applying flux to and pre-heating the next PCB. This procedure results in virtually doubling the machine’s speed over a con- ventional system. The new machine is a
See us at APEX, Booth 1221
fully configured In-Line SMEMA-compatible selective soldering system that includes as standard features: “Super Quick” motion with closed loop position feed- back with linear encoders for fastest processing times; rapid setup and time to “first production” with the intuitive KISSware off-line program- ming; dual universal PCB edge con- veyor with program controlled width adjustment, positive PCB location and PCB flattening; dual pre-heater modules that are independently con- trolled with optical pyrometers; auto- mated fiducial XY and skew correc- tion; and more programmable fea- tures and innovative components
Dual-belt selective soldering system.
including the user-programmable solder wave flow rate. The machine enables user-definable process opti- mization capabilities reportedly not found in comparable competitive
selective soldering systems. Contact: ACE Production
Technologies, 3010 N. First Street,
Spokane Valley, WA 99216 % 509-924-4898 fax: 509-533-1299 E-mail:
sales@ace-protech.com Web:
www.ace-protech.com
See at IPC/APEX Booth #1636.
including the company’s advanced design and performance volumetric atomized fluxer and drop jet fluxer. According to the company, the
unit gives the user absolute control over all critical process parameters,
See us at APEX, Booth 1328
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