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PCB Roller Tinning Machine,
The roller tinning machine is designed for bench mounting with great attention taken to ensure all components are protected from the corrosive flux and minimal heal transfer from the hot solder to other parts of the machine: there being no direct heat path.
The tank is constructed of high-grade stainless steel, suspended from a linkage mechanism, which allows the tank to be lowered from the solder roller for easy maintenance and heater replacement. The solder tank has externally mounted heaters; these give fast heat-up, with good temperature control. A thermo-couple probe in a sheath is mounted at the centre of the tank for accurate temperature measurement and control. The tank has two side scrapers, which contact the sides of the solder roller to ensure that the salts are contained at the trailing side of the roller.
The sealed electronic control module contains many unique systems not normally found on other roller tinning machines, digital display of temperature, thumb wheel temperature set, motor interlock with temperature so that the motor cannot be switched on while the solder is solid. Fast heat up of the solder to the selected temperature, and then a healer alternating circuit to allow good temperature control. The control module compartment, which contains the motor and the electronics, is fan cooled so no overheating can occur.
The bottom and top rollers, which rotate in maintenance free bearings, are driven from a variable speed motor by chain drive to eliminate heat transfer. The bottom roller is constructed of steel with a fibre glass core, pre-tinned, and the top pressure roller steel with a silicon rubber coating to equalise the pressure over the total board area for good even tinning.
The top pressure roller can be raised and towered by a single lever eccentric mechanism, with two separate fine screw adjusters which enables the roller to be returned to the pre-set position without the need for resetting. The top roller is also spring loaded to allow a thicker board than intended to feed through the two rollers without damage.
The machine fitted with all stainless steel covers which provide complete safely for the operator, but allow quick and easy access to the tank for replenishing salts and solder.
| Spedification |
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| Model 305 |
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| Maximum board width |
305mm |
| Maximum board thickness |
12mm |
| Solder Capacity |
12Kg |
| Electrical Supply |
220 - 240 Volts 50Hz |
| Power Requirements |
9 amps |
| Rating of Heaters |
2 heaters at 2kw each |
| Heat up Time |
20 minutes from ambient
to 240 degrees celcus |
| Throughput Speed |
0 - 10 metres/min |
| Dimensions |
850mm x 330mm x 490mm high |
| Shipping Dimensions |
975mm x 420mm x 550mm high |
| Shipping Weight |
Weight 64Kg
(without solder) |
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| Spedification |
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| Model 500 |
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| Maximum board width |
480mm |
| Maximum board thickness |
12mm |
| Solder Capacity |
18Kg |
| Electrical Supply |
220 - 240 Volts 50Hz |
| Power Requirements |
13 amps |
| Rating of Heaters |
3 heaters at 2kw each |
| Heat up Time |
45 minutes from ambient
to 240 degrees celcus |
| Throughput Speed |
0 - 10 metres/min |
| Dimensions |
1020mm x 330mm x 490mm high |
| Shipping Dimensions |
1170mm x 420mm x 550mm high |
| Shipping Weight |
Weight 73Kg
(without solder) |
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Fortex, 15-17 Fleetwood Rd, Leicester, LE2 1YA, England
Tel: +44 (0) 116 2708 937 - Fax: +44 (0) 116 2700 532 - Email: sales@fortex.co.uk
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