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Apollo Seiko Presents the Next Frontier in Non-Contact Soldering at 2024 IPC APEX EXPO
March 12, 2024 | Apollo SeikoEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Apollo Seiko, a leading innovator in soldering technology, is pleased to announce plans to showcase its latest advancements at Booth 1408 during the 2024 IPC APEX EXPO, taking place April 9-11, 2024 at the Anaheim Convention Center in California. The company will present a lineup of five innovative induction, laser, selective & contact soldering systems, including the award-winning J-CAT Wave. This induction heating (IH) soldering robot revolutionizes the soldering landscape with its non-contact and localized heating capabilities.
The J-CAT Wave utilizes a groundbreaking magnetic concentrating technology, enabling localized self-heating for quick and efficient soldering, even in applications with substantial heat sinks. The IH heating system ensures a safer soldering environment, and its non-contact approach minimizes operational costs, offering a compelling advantage for modern manufacturing.
Key Features of J-CAT Wave:
- Non-contact & Local Heating: The IH soldering robot ensures precision with its non-contact and localized heating mechanism.
- Low Running Cost: With efficient heating and reduced operational costs, the J-CAT Wave stands out for its cost-effectiveness.
- Safer Soldering Environment: Prioritizing safety, this system creates a safe soldering environment for diverse applications.
- Simple Control: The J-CAT Wave is designed for user-friendly operation, providing simplicity without compromising on performance.
Apollo Seiko invites attendees to Booth 1408 at the 2024 IPC APEX EXPO to explore its cutting-edge soldering solutions and witness firsthand the unmatched capabilities of the J-CAT Wave. Join us for an exciting showcase of innovation that promises to redefine the future of soldering technology.
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