Simple, efficient, safe - vapor phase soldering
Vapor phase soldering
21/1/2025
During the vapor phase soldering process vapor condenses on the assembly, which therefore isdirectly and completely sealed tightly with a liquid film. The energy transfer begins and the pre-heatingand soldering process starts. Through the control of the condensing vapor quantity, each temperatureprofile (ramp profile/linear profile) is variably adjustable.The application of Dynamic Profiling – a patented process for active control of temperature profiles –supports the simple and fast creation of temperature profiles. Simultaneously, Dynamic Profilingguarantees through the continuous temperature measurement an absolute process safety in seriesoperation.
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