Papua New Guinea Titanium Alloy Reflow Soldering Jig

Material: Titanium Alloy + Synthetic Stone
Product Introduction: It is mainly used for PCBA such as power boards with small cavity walls. It is applicable to the wave soldering and tin furnace process production where the SMT chip components on the back are relatively close to the DIP through-hole components, as well as the production of large-volume orders (without deformation).

Product Description

Application: 

1. High - temperature Welding Environment: Titanium alloy reflow soldering jigs can be used in ultra - high - temperature environments, especially suitable for lead - free soldering with a peak temperature exceeding 260°C. Their temperature resistance is better than that of aluminum alloy (the strength of aluminum alloy decreases significantly at 150°C).

2. High - frequency Processing Scenarios: Titanium alloy has high hardness and wear resistance, suitable for high - frequency welding processes, effectively preventing component short - circuits and deformation.

3. Wave Soldering Process: Used to support and protect the stability of PCBs during the welding process, preventing deformation or component detachment, suitable for PCBs with both SMD components and through - hole components.

 

Characteristics:

1. High Temperature Resistance: Can work at a temperature of up to 500°C and maintain strength in high - temperature environments for a long time.

2. High Hardness: Effectively prevents short - circuits of components with small spacing, suitable for precision welding requirements.

3. Low Deformation: Maintains a stable structure at high temperatures, reducing production risks.

4. This type of jig usually uses synthetic stone or FR - 4 cover plate as the carrier material, combined with stainless steel accessories to ensure welding accuracy and safety.