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Hentec Industries/RPS Automation Anticipates a Strong Sales Year in 2022
January 4, 2022 | Hentec Industries/RPS AutomationEstimated reading time: Less than a minute
Hentec Industries/RPS Automation, a leading manufacturer of selective soldering, lead tinning and solderability test equipment, announces that due to pent-up demand throughout this past year Hentec/RPS anticipates strong sales activity in 2022 and we foresee robust growth for our entire product line of soldering systems. Our Vector and Valence selective soldering systems feature ease of operation programming software our customers describe as simplistic elegance in operation. The newest addition to our product lineup, the Valence selective soldering system utilizes an electromagnetic solder pump to provide our customers with greater efficiency, better process repeatability and enhanced quality.
The continued need for gold removal, component re-conditioning, tin mitigation and BGA de-balling has increased demand for our Odyssey robotic hot solder dip machines for high reliability and military applications. Our Pulsar solderability test system utilizes the highly proven dip-and-look test method to determine the solderability of various through-hole and SMT components to ensure quality circuit board assembly. Throughout 2022, Hentec/RPS will continue to provide new product innovations to meet our customers printed circuit board assembly needs.
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