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September 2025 SASINNO: A New Era of


Continued from page 1 Power and Intelligence Among SASINNO’s most ex-


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citing new launches is the iBot- i2, an advanced inline selective soldering machine engineered for efficiency and flexibility in high-mix, low-to-medium volume production environments. The iBot-i2 features a com-


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pact footprint and dual soldering stations, enabling simultaneous processing for greater through- put. Equipped with real-time laser-based solder wave height monitoring, nitrogen preheating, and smart fluxing control, the iBot-i2 delivers exceptional qual- ity and repeatability even with challenging through-hole compo- nents. One of the standout features


is its auto wave height calibra- tion, which eliminates manual setup and ensures precise solder- ing performance regardless of op- erator experience. The system al- so supports quick-exchange sol- der


pots, enabling


Selective Soldering... Users can also integrate the


system with barcode scanners or RFID readers to trigger profile selection, data logging, and traceability reporting — a vital need for aerospace, medical, and automotive applications where process control and documenta- tion are non-negotiable.


Operator-Free Soldering Both the iBot-i2 and Nu-


Flex-i2 are packed with smart features that reduce the need for operator intervention and im- prove consistency. These include:


l Auto Nozzle Cleaning and Calibration: Cleans and aligns the solder nozzle between cycles for optimal wave formation.


l Closed-Loop Flux Monitoring: Prevents under- or over-fluxing by dynamically adjusting spray parameters.


fast


changeover between different al- loys or nozzle sizes — an essential capability for CMOs managing varied customer requirements. The iBot-i2 is ideal for facil-


ities looking to scale their selec- tive soldering capacity while maintaining a small production footprint. It supports full inte- gration with MES systems and comes ready for Industry 4.0 ap- plications.


Automation for High Mix For electronics manufactur-


ers looking for an end-to-end se- lective


soldering solution,


SASINNO’s NuFlex-i2 line deliv- ers a modular, automated process from start to finish. This line combines preheat, fluxing, soldering, and optional AOI mod- ules into a unified system de- signed to support continuous in- line production. The preheating module uses


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both convection and infrared heating for stable thermal ramp- up, reducing thermal shock to sensitive components. The flux- ing module leverages precision spray valves with automatic flux quantity control. Meanwhile, the soldering unit employs SASIN- NO’s TrueWave technology for smooth, low-dross solder flow and programmable multi-point soldering paths. “With the NuFlex-i2 line,


manufacturers gain the ability to run multiple boards with differ- ent profiles in sequence,” ex- plains Young. “Each board’s process parameters are stored and recalled automatically, mak- ing the line ideal for high-mix, just-in-time manufacturing envi- ronments.”


l Real-Time Process Visualiza- tion: High-resolution cameras and process monitoring screens allow users to observe and log every step.


l Predictive Maintenance Alerts: Monitors wear compo- nents like nozzles, motors, and solder pots and alerts techni- cians before failures occur.


SASINNO’s intuitive user


interface simplifies program- ming and profile creation. Users can build soldering paths graph- ically by uploading Gerber files or teaching paths directly via the built-in camera. Combined with the company’s responsive techni- cal support in North America, these technologies help manufac- turers shorten ramp-up time and minimize downtime.


Customer-Centered Growth Since opening its Americas


division, SASINNO has made significant investments in local- ized support, including demo fa- cilities, spare parts warehousing, and training services. The com- pany has also partnered with top-tier distributors and sales reps to expand its reach across the U.S., Mexico, and Canada. “Our customers are telling


us that they need more than just equipment; they need a partner who understands their produc- tion goals,” says Young. “That’s why we’re committed to provid- ing fast response times, in-depth training, and tailored application support.” Contact: SASINNO Americ-


as, 200 W 12th Street, Suite 100, Washington, MO 63090 % 513- 317-1466 E-mail: mike@sasin- noamericas.com Web: www.sasinnoamericas.com r


See at SMTA Guadalajara, Booth 957


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