Are you wondering how you can sustainably reduce energy consumption during selective soldering?
With the selective cluster heating from SEHO!
In selective soldering processes, typically only individual components need to be soldered. The preheating process cannot be omitted for process-related reasons, but why preheat the entire assembly if the thermal energy is only required at a few points?
The selective cluster heating consists of a total of 30 small, energy efficient pulsar emitters that can be individually programmed for the smallest areas and switched on depending on the product.
This new heating concept is therefore not only particularly temperature-friendly for the assembly, but also significantly more energy efficient than any other preheating system: assembly areas that do not require heat are not heated up and therefore do not have to be cooled down after the soldering process, which saves additional energy.
Innovation made by SEHO.
