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Rehm Unveils Lineup of Soldering and Coating Systems
Roswell, GA — Rehm is introducing a lineup of soldering and coating sys- tems at SMTconnect 2019, including the VisionXP+, CondensoXC, Conden-
preforms and pastes. Contact soldering is used in advanced packaging and power electronics. Rehm has developed the Securo
range to analyze the reliability of sensitive electronics under extreme temperatures. Securo Minus is de- ployed in the context of the cold func- tion test to check the winter perform- ance of electronic assemblies, for ex- ample. The electronic components are exposed to cold air or nitrogen at temperatures down to –67°F (–55°C) in the system and brought to the op- timal temperature for checking. The
Rehm’s 2019 product portfolio.
soXS smart, Nexus, Securo Minus, ProtectoXP, and the ProtectoXC. The VisionXP+ convection re-
flow soldering system has been en- hanced with new EC fan motors, which are not only quieter and more sustainable, but also enable compre- hensive production data collection, a more effective cooling zone and de- sign optimization. The CondensoXC vapor phase
soldering system has a compact struc- ture, due to its innovative processing chamber. Using Rehm’s patented in- jection design, precise amounts of Galden® are supplied for optimal pro- filing. With a closed-loop filter system, the medium can be recovered and fil- tered with nearly 100 percent efficien- cy. The system is fully suitable for vac- uums and has an integrated process recorder for traceability. The new CondensoXS smart
system is based on the chamber de- sign of the CondensoXC to ensure high process stability. An enlarged process chamber, with a significantly reduced overall footprint, enables higher throughput and shorter process times. The Nexus vacuum soldering sys-
tem is designed for pore-free and flux- free soldering at up to 842°F (450°C) with a variety of process gases. The wet-chemical activation with formic acid is available as an option. It is pos- sible to use lead-free or lead-containing
AutoFlex
Auto F ocus Inspection System
system can be combined with any measurement equipment. Rehm’s selective Protecto con-
formal coating system is designed to protect sensitive electronic assembly groups from damage by corrosion or other environmental influences, such as humidity, chemicals or dust. Even with minimal throughput,
ProtectoXC provides reliable coating processes. Due to its compact con- struction, it can be integrated as a batch or inline variation. Rehm will present the ProtectoXC coating sys- tem with ViCON system software at
SMTconnect for the first time. The new operating concept simplifies image creation for coating and in- cludes numerous features for an easy-
to-create, reproducible coating result. Contact: Rehm Thermal Sys-
tems, LLC, 3080 Northfield Place,
Suite 109, Roswell, GA 30076 % 770-442-8913 fax: 770-442-8914 E-mail:
c.kramer@
rehm-group.com Web:
www.rehm-group.com
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