Desktop Soldering Robot
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Versatile Desktop Soldering Robot
Various model configurations and proven track record. Once programmed, all the operator has to do is press the start button. The same stable quality as that of high-skilled soldering operators is possible. The definitive soldering robot for a wide range of applications, from entry-level to high-reliability products.
UNIX-DF Series
Further evolution toward “Manufacturing IoT”.
The latest soldering robot with enhanced productivity, ease of use, and networking capabilities.
Three Methods to Choose From
Safe and reliable construction methods backed by tradition
Soldering with an iron tip has the longest history and is the most established technology in terms of reliability. However, modern technology requires a deeper understanding of soldering theory and new techniques to handle difficult applications
The latest soldering method that is attracting attention from around the world.
While laser soldering is gaining popularity as a new method, it cannot be used as a direct substitute for iron soldering, as the heating process varies. To fully benefit from laser soldering, it is vital to understand its characteristics and the appropriate handling techniques, otherwise its advantages may be lost. This article outlines the fundamental principles of laser soldering and the necessary precautions for its optimal use.
Ultrasonic turns conventional wisdom upside down. Soldering even on glass or ceramics
Conventional soldering basically involves bonding solder (tin) with a metallic substrate. Ultrasonic is an advanced technique that enables solder to bond with glass or non-metallic materials.
As renewable energy sources are attaining widespread use around the world.
Reference Videos
Robotic soldering
Automatic soldering robot: The High-speed Point Soldering
Point soldering is the basic soldering method. High speed and accurate soldering by dedicated robot.
Robotic soldering
Continuous soldering technique for connectors: The Line Soldering
Soldering techniques called “drag soldering” and “continuous soldering” in production are called “line soldering”.