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Nordson SELECT to Exhibit Selective Soldering Technology at Productronica 2019
November 6, 2019 | Nordson SELECTEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Nordson SELECT, a Nordson company (NASDAQ: NDSN), is pleased to announce it will exhibit its advanced selective soldering technology in Hall A2, Stand 345 at the Productronica 2019, scheduled to take place November 12-15, 2019 at the Messe Munich Convention Center in Munich, Germany.
On exhibit will be the Integra® 508.2 multi-station selective soldering system designed for high-volume applications with maximum throughput. Customers can choose between three different variants of the Integra® 508.2 to meet a broad range of selective soldering requirements. The Integra® 508.2S configuration equipped with single fluxer and solder pot provides single board processing.
The Integra® 508.2PD configuration with dual drop-jet fluxers and dual solder pots allows for using two solder nozzles in the same soldering station or processing two boards in a panel simultaneously. The Integra® 508.2PD 2seg configuration can solder two singulated boards in-line providing sequential soldering of two printed circuit boards at the same time without the need for the boards to be in a panel, to be palletized or to require tooling. All variants of the Integra® 508.2 are available with Nordson SELECT’s unique automatic solder nozzle cleaning system, which unlike other nozzle cleaning systems, does not spray a liquid or powdered flux, or adipic acid.
Nordson SELECT’s new FX-942 automated solder joint inspection system will be on display showcasing its dual-sided optical inspection capability of plated through-hole, SMT and PCB inspection. The FX-942 can be paired with any Nordson SELECT in-line selective soldering system and provides the ideal solution to ensure optimum solder joint integrity.
Also on display will be the Novo® 460 and Novo® 300 selective soldering systems. The Novo® 460 selective soldering system is available as a 460S and 460PD model and is one of the most flexible system in the Nordson SELECT product portfolio. The Novo® 300 is a standalone platform ideally suited for prototype, cell manufacturing or small batch production with a compact footprint requiring less than 1.1 square meters of factory floor space.
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