Automatic Soldering Machine with Dual Solder Head And Fume Extractor for Electronic Components

Dual Solder Head: Doubling Efficiency for High-Volume Production

The dual solder head design is a game-changer for high-volume soldering of electronic components. Unlike single-head machines, it can simultaneously handle two soldering points or alternate between different joints on the same component, boosting throughput by 80%–100%. For example, soldering two terminals on a small sensor or multiple pads on a PCB can be completed in a single cycle, cutting production time significantly. The dual heads feature independent temperature and soldering parameter control (200°C–480°C), adapting to diverse electronic components—from heat-sensitive microchips that require low-temperature soldering to robust connectors needing higher heat. This versatility eliminates the need for multiple single-head machines, saving production space and costs.

Fume Extractor: Ensuring a Safe Working Environment

The integrated fume extractor addresses a critical safety concern in soldering: harmful fumes released by solder wire and flux. These fumes contain toxic substances that pose health risks to workers and can contaminate sensitive electronic components. The extractor uses a high-efficiency filter system to capture over 99% of soldering fumes at the source, preventing their spread in the workshop. Its low-noise operation (below 60dB) ensures it doesn’t disrupt the production environment, while the compact design integrates seamlessly with the machine—no additional floor space required. For manufacturers adhering to global occupational health standards, this built-in safety feature eliminates the need for separate fume extraction equipment.

Automatic Precision: Protecting Delicate Electronic Components