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Kurtz Ersa Launches Selective Soldering, Reflow, and Rework Technologies
PLYMOUTH, WI — Kurtz Ersa is now offering the latest addi- tions to its portfolio of reflow, se- lective soldering, rework, and connected soldering solutions — many of which will be shown publicly for the first time at APEX Expo 2026. On display will be the HOT-
FLOW THREE reflow oven (16- zone configuration), along with several new and updated selec- tive soldering platforms, includ- ing the VERSAFLOW FIVE, VERSAFLOW 4 Core. Ersa will also demonstrate the HR 600 XL rework system with its newly in- troduced heating head, as well as the i-CON TRACE soldering sta- tion, now with IPC CFX certifica- tion for connected factory envi- ronments. A highlight of Ersa’s APEX
EXPO presence is the VER- SAFLOW FIVE, which intro- duces a new approach to selec- tive soldering focused on higher output and reduced line complex- ity. At the heart of the system is the new VERSAFLEX 2.0 solder module, which allows two PCBs to be processed independently within a single machine. This parallel processing capability in- creases throughput without re- quiring additional equipment or floor space. Features such as au- tomatic solder nozzle changing and matrix-controlled preheat- ing help address common setup, consistency, and repeatability challenges-particularly in high- mix, high-volume production en- vironments. Also on display, the HOT-
FLOW THREE reflow oven fea- tures Ersa’s SCPU® (Smart Convection Power Unit), deliver- ing precise thermal control with significantly reduced nitrogen consumption. Designed for stable profiling and strong repeatabili- ty, HOTFLOW THREE supports modern connectivity require- ments while helping manufac- turers balance process perform- ance with operating efficiency. Rounding out the exhibit is
the HR 600 XL rework system, now equipped with a new heating head designed for large-format and high-density assemblies. The system supports precise, con-
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trolled rework of BGAs, QFNs, connectors, and other complex components, with vision-assisted alignment and intelligent process control ensuring consistent re- sults — even on sensitive and densely populated boards. Also featured is the SRO i-
LINE, a high-performance vacu- um soldering system engineered for series production in microelec- tronics and semiconductor manu- facturing. The compact system supports up to three integrated
process chambers, maximizing throughput without increasing floor space requirements. Short cycle times, advanced vacuum sol- dering capability, and powerful IR heating ensure excellent tempera- ture homogeneity and void-free
solder joints. Contact: Kurtz Ersa, Inc.,
SRO i-LINE vacuum soldering system.
1779 Pilgrim Road, Plymouth, WI 53073 %920-893-1779 E-mail:
ernie.grice@
kurtzersa.com Web:
www.ersa.com
See at APEX Expo, Booth 2113
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