soldering robot

our apollo-seiko robots are used when we have hundreds of boards with soldering work, which is impossible for wave or selective soldering; we avoid as much as possible handsoldering, our robots mostly are much more repetitive (important for delicate components where we can preset temperature and time) and cheaper

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Science & Technology

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• EMS
• robot
• soldering

[iceskull11]

@R5H4D0W cool

[R5H4D0W]

@iceskull11 Yep, that's job security for us controllers... but yes you are right, if a robot is soldering off the designed location and left unnoticed for a day or two... eek. Naturally, we get very paranoid even though alignment algorithms will gave us a early warning.

[iceskull11]

@R5H4D0W Well you also have to remember that a robot that works 24/7 will need replacement parts. And also a highly paid technician will have to fix it. Which can take a long time for parts to get shipped. Plus the number of boards that the broken robot made are no good and cannot be reused which is waste.

[jackyltle]

too slow, it's bad solution.

[iceskull11]

@BarsMOnster true ;)

[jrigvd]

what kind of pcb is that? it looks like a PLC

[BarsMOnster]

@iceskull11 But you need salary ;-)

[iceskull11]

i can go faster than that

[NetImperia]

too long