The SELECT Synchro™ 5 uses breakthrough synchronous motion technology to dramatically reduce conveying time and increase throughput by 20-40% for most applications. Single-sided, double-sided through-hole, mixed-technology surface mount and through-hole assemblies run uninterrupted through the system for outstanding productivity.

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Continuous selective soldering delivers results

Process up to seven PCBs simultaneously with different alloys and nozzles or one fixed nozzle for all your products. The Synchro 5 system features microdroplet jet flux and can accommodate up to five solder nozzles for applying lead-free and lead-containing alloys.

The SELECT Synchro 5:

– Quick. Reduces transport time to increase throughput by 20-40% for most applications. With comparable transport and soldering times, a greater gain is possible.
– Easy to use. Automatically balances soldering work between solder pots to increase throughput.
– Compact. Reduces system footprint by 60% compared to conventional multi-station soldering machines.
– Flexible. Supports five solder pots, each accommodating different nozzle sizes, eliminating the need to change nozzles.
– Reliable. Forms reliable solder joints without overheating adjacent components to protect product performance.

Select a system package:

– Indispensable – The standard Synchro 5 system provides uninterrupted selective solder productivity for 460 mm x 2500 mm boards.
– Large format – The Synchro 5 XL system provides uninterrupted selective solder productivity for 680 mm x 2500 mm boards.

The basic model includes:

– Five solder pots.
– Independent areas for simultaneous fluxing, preheating and soldering.
– SMEMA compatible with positive board position.
– Automatic adjustment of the conveyor belt width.
– MicroDrop jet fluxer.
– Acquisition of the level of the river.
– Full titanium solder pot and pump assembly.
– Magnetically coupled quick-change soldering nozzle.
– SolderWorks Editor software for easy point-and-click programming.

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