Accurate and repeatable PCB positioning. Protects bottom-side components from the effects of double-sided reflow soldering. Prevents warping and supports the circuit board throughout printing, mounting, and reflow soldering—without operator intervention.

Reflow soldering fixtures are an essential tool used in the electronics manufacturing process, particularly in surface mount technology (SMT). When designing such fixtures, it is crucial to take into account factors such as the PCB’s dimensions, layout, and component distribution, ensuring that the fixture perfectly matches the PCB and meets the requirements of the soldering process. At the same time, the fixture must also exhibit excellent heat resistance, corrosion resistance, and wear resistance to guarantee its stability and reliability over long-term use.

A reflow fixture, also known as a reflow carrier or reflow jig, is a tool used in the electronics manufacturing process—particularly during the reflow soldering process—to hold and secure PCBs (printed circuit boards).

A reflow soldering fixture is a tool used in the reflow soldering process to hold and support PCBs (printed circuit boards) and electronic components.

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