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February 19, 2016 | SEHO Systems GmbHEstimated reading time: Less than a minute
SEHO Systems GmbH, through its Turkish representative KMC-Grup, will showcase the SelectLine-C selective soldering machine in Hall 8, Booth G-150 at WIN Eurasia, which is scheduled to take place from March 17-20, 2016 at the Tuyap Fair Convention & Congress Center in Istanbul, Turkey.
SEHO continues to release new technologies to ensure higher productivity in electronic productions with flexible and innovative machines. All selective soldering systems from SEHO feature a comprehensive hardware and software package to ensure 100 percent automatic process control.
Two electro-magnetic soldering units for mini-wave or dip processes may be integrated into the SelectLine-C. Two new and unique features that are patented by SEHO ensure a remarkable increase in productivity: The automatic ultrasonic nozzle cleaning function guarantees reliable processes and maximum machine availability, and the Synchro software feature nearly doubles production volume without major investments.
The SelectLine-C machine concept is consistently modular, thus ensuring clear cost benefits. The fluxer module, various preheat modules and soldering modules as well as a brush and AOI station may be equipped individually, and depending on the requirements, they can be configured into a complete manufacturing line.
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