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BTU to Show PYRAMAX Vacuum Reflow Oven at NEPCON Asia
July 14, 2020 | BTU International, Inc.Estimated reading time: Less than a minute
BTU International, Inc., a leading supplier of advanced thermal processing equipment for the electronics manufacturing market, will exhibit at NEPCON Asia, scheduled to take place Aug. 26-28, 2020 at the Shenzhen Convention & Exhibition Center. The company will showcase the PYRAMAX™ Vacuum reflow oven in Stand 1N35.
“We’re finding that there are many applications that just cannot tolerate yield loss due to voiding, including automotive, aerospace, military, medical and others,” said Bob Bouchard, corporate marketing manager for BTU. “Our PYRAMAX Vacuum reflow system has controlled heating in the vacuum chamber, giving the tightest control of liquidus time in the industry.”
The PYRAMAX Vacuum reflow oven has been designed around requirements of large EMS/high-volume automotive customers. The unit is configured with 10 zones of closed-loop convection heating and a maximum production width of 18?. Nitrogen atmosphere capable, the PYRAMAX Vacuum reflow oven offers a maximum process temperature of 350° C. In addition to full Industry 4.0 compliance, the vacuum reflow unit features automatic sequencing, programmable control of vacuum level and hold time and pass-through mode for non-vacuum operation.
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