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www.us-tech.com


February, 2019


Finetech Highlights Contactless Residual Solder Removal System


Gilbert, AZ — Finetech is highlight- ing its new SMART DESOLDER 01 at IPC APEX 2019. Using innovative technology developed by its sub- sidiary, Martin, the SMART DESOL- DER 01 combines a manual hot-gas source with a vacuum pen for non- contact extraction of residual solder.


solder is removed — without contact — using a vacuum pen. The Teflon tip in the vacuum pen eliminates sticking, is temperature-resistant, and offers a soft surface material with a long shelf life. As a compact, standalone de- vice, it fits on nearly any workbench


SMART DESOLDER 01 contactless solder removal system.


This process-controlled method has advantages over the hand wick (braid) technique by effortlessly re- moving components, without apply- ing and reapplying heat and pres- sure to the PCB over and over. Damage to the pads from over-


See at IPC APEX, Booth 617


heating or mechanical stress is avoided through targeted convection heating of the residual solder after component removal. The tempera- ture-controlled airflow prevents the neighboring components from heat- ing up. After melting, the residual


and can be easily operated for practi- cally any surface mount device. Mar- tin also provides bottom heaters HOTBEAM 04 or 05 to complement the SMART DESOLDER 01. These HOTBEAMS optimize the tempera- ture curve using a sensor-based or


programmed preheating profile. Contact: Finetech USA, 560 E.


Germann Road, Suite 103, Gilbert, AZ 85297 % 480-893-1630 Web: www.finetechusa.com


See at IPC APEX, Booth 2427 INDEPENDENT CAPABILITY ANALYSIS EXPERTS


Random Defects Plaguing Your Quality Metrics?


If you don’t measure, you don’t know!


Print Accuracy & Squeegee Force Cp/Cpk


Chip & Glass Component Placement Accuracy


Placement Z-Force Measurements


MEASURE ACCURACY, VALIDATE PERFORMANCE Visit us at


IPC APEX Booth #2514


www.cetaq.com See at IPC APEX, Booth 2514


 MSA Expanded Measurement Uncertainty < 1 µm  Mobile On-site Service  Over 22 Years Experience  Independent 3rd Party Objective Analysis  ISO 17025 Accredited


384 Route 101, Bedford, NH 03110 +1.603.883.7843


msivigny@cetaq-americas.com A division of CeTaQ GmbH


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