Soldering systems

The two vapor phase soldering systems from IBL complete our production line. They can be used to solder both conventional and additively manufactured PCBs quickly, precisely and gently.

Compared to infrared soldering systems, which are often used in small series production and primarily work with top and bottom heat, vapor phase soldering systems are characterized above all by more even heating, more precise temperature control and reduced oxidation in the soldering process.

We primarily use our larger BLC 500 soldering system for processing standard PCBs in small to medium quantities. Its installation space allows several assemblies to be soldered at the same time, which has a positive effect on both production time and costs.

Our second, somewhat smaller vapor phase soldering system, an SL 260, is primarily used for soldering additively manufactured assemblies. For this purpose, it is filled with a vapor liquid specially adapted to the lower temperature profile of these assemblies and configured according to their temperature profile. However, the system can also be converted without major effort.