


Vapor Phase Technology of the newest generation
The transferred energy in the vapor can be regulated at ASSCON Systems stepless.
No pre-heating of soldering process is necessary any more which avoids all
the negative effects.
Oxygenfree soldering process
The complete soldering process in the vapor zone takes place in a oxygen
free atmosphere. Any use of nitrogen, as required at Systems with pre-heating
and especially at lead free soldering jobs, can be dropped.
Temperature Gradient Control (TGC)
Adjustable temperature gradient by controlled heating power. This procedure
uses the linear dependence of vapor production to the supplied quantity
of heat. The quantity of vapor can be controlled by the supply of power
which enables a free selectable temperature gradient at pre-heating of the
assembly.
Automatic Solder Break (ASB)
During the soldering process, the solder melting is recognised by an automatic
recognition of the melting point which avoids effectively the formation
of cold soldering locations. The usual draw-up of soldering profiles for
the program preparation can be dropped completely.
Optical Process Control (OSB)
The temperature gradient can be calculated by the operator at the machine
without any help of measuring profiles. This is also possible during operation
without any cut-off.
Microprocessor controlling
with a good operator convenience by soldering program memory, visualisation
of the process, control monitoring and alarm system.
Ergonomic system construction
Convenience for operation and maintenance. Depending on the type of system
and the application, half-yearly service intervals are sufficient.
Void free soldering
Using lead free solders, the void formation is rising due to the higher
process temperatures. The patented ASSCON Vacuum Soldering Procedure removes
the voids (formed after soldering) from the liquid soldering location.
The application of ASSCON Vacuum Soldering Systems for series manufacture
is very successful.
Low operation costs
Due to the enormous efficiency of heat transfer at condensation, the electrical
power consumption compared with the classical version is reduced significant.
Heat emission of these systems for the manufacturing plant can be neglected.
The required cooling power for the soldering system is very low. The total
electrical power consumption is mostly below 50% compared with all other
comparable Soldering Systems. The consumption costs for the heat transfer
medium are significant lower than comparable costs for nitrogen supply at
modern Nitrogen-Reflow Systems. In addition to these advantages, the complete
infrastructure as nitrogen tank and the permanent supply can be dropped.