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1 Click SMT Introduces Industry’s First System to Combine Fluxing-Preheating-Soldering-Inspection
May 24, 2022 | 1 Click SMTEstimated reading time: 1 minute
1 Click SMT Technology Co., ltd is pleased to introduce its new Unit-i1 latest generation compact inline selective soldering machine. In less than 55" length, it combines a drop jet fluxer nozzle, bottom IR preheating, selective solder pot and AOI function. The result is a full function station for fluxing-preheating-soldering-inspection.
After soldering is complete, the built-in AOI inspects all of the soldered joints for bridging, less solder, excessive solder, solder particles, etc. Additionally, the “auto repairing function” can be activated to solder the “defect” position again automatically. The system is ideal for modern smart factories.
Unit-i1 can be used as standalone or as a module with the highest flexibility. For volume production, customers can place unlimited boards one after another. For the production of different boards, customers can separate each machine as every machine can work individually.
1 Click SMT manufactures selective soldering, wave soldering and PCB handling equipment under the Sasinno brand. The brand stands for “Smart and Steady Innovation.” For other equipment, such as AOI, reflow ovens, conformal coating, dispensing, printers, SPI, odd insertion, etc, 1 Click SMT has an experienced engineering team to source these machines and qualify them.
1 Click SMT has established a strong worldwide distribution channel. The company has well-trained engineers to support its customers in any location.
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