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Used function modules in Florida, USA

  • Juki FlexSolder W510 Selective Solder

    Juki FlexSolder W510 Selective Solder System

    • Manufacturer: Juki

    Juki FlexSolder W510 Selective Solder System Model: FS W510 Mini-wave soldering module Dual Nozzle Functionality High Speed Capability Lead Free Board sizes: 20" x 20" (510mm x 510mm) In-line or Standalone Capabl...

    St. Petersburg, FL
  • 2010 Juki FS 510

    2010 Juki FS 510

    • Manufacturer: Juki

    Juki FlexSolder W510 Selective Solder System Model: FS W510 Mini-wave soldering module Vintage: 2010 Dual Nozzle Functionality High Speed Capability Lead Free Board sizes: 20" x 20" (510mm x 510mm) In-line or Sta...

    St. Petersburg, FL
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    ERSA POWERFLOW ULTRA XL Nitrogen

    ERSA POWERFLOW ULTRA XL Nitrogen Wave Soldering with pallet conveyor 2021

    • Manufacturer: Ersa

    Kurtz-ERSA POWERFLOW ULTRA XL Nitrogen Wave Soldering with pallet conveyor 2021 ERSA Nitrogen Wave Soldering System POWERFLOW ULTRA XL withPallet conveyor system 500 mm. Full Tunnel wave soldering system for maxi...

    Longwood, FL

Overview

Soldering is a process used to join metal components together by melting a filler metal, known as solder, into the joint. Commonly used in electronics, plumbing, and metalwork, soldering provides a strong, conductive bond. Essential tools for soldering include a soldering iron or station, solder wire, flux, and various accessories like soldering tips and stands.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a soldering iron?

Consider the wattage, temperature control, and the type of projects you'll be working on. Higher wattage irons heat up faster and maintain temperature better.

How do I safely ship soldering equipment?

Ensure the soldering iron is cool and securely packed. Use original packaging if available, or a well-padded box to prevent any damage during transit.

What maintenance does a soldering iron require?

Regularly clean the soldering tip with a damp sponge or brass wool to remove oxidation and residue. Replace the tips when they become worn or damaged.