Abstract: The invention is directed to a nozzle for a hot air device used in the electronic assembly industry to melt solder or heat shrink-wrap insulators. The nozzle provides a uniform temperature environment and suppresses the occurrence of local excess heating.
Abstract: The object of the invention is to provide a nozzle for a desoldering tool that facilitates the removal of solder from components having a large difference between the width and thickness dimensions of the solder connection. The present application discloses a nozzle for use with a desoldering tool for melting and sucking solder away. The nozzle includes a distal end surface which is heated to a temperature melting the solder. The distal end surface, as an upstream end of a molten solder suction path, defines a non-circular elongated generally oval shaped opening.
Abstract: A soldering iron system includes a power assembly that provides power to an induction heater at a variable voltage and a variable frequency. A control assembly adjusts the temperature of the heater in accordance with signals from a current detector coupled to the induction heater and a selection made by the user on an operating level selector.
Abstract: The invention is directed to designs for heater-sensor sub-assemblies for soldering cartridges and de-soldering cartridges for soldering systems. The designs provide a high thermal capacity and accurate tip temperature sensing and control features. The coil portion of the heater assembly is spaced proximally from the distal end of the subassembly to segregate the coil from the thermocouple temperature sensor. The solder cartridges include connector wires of dissimilar sizes and materials to couple the heater coil wire to the connections of a handle and the soldering station to reduce heat conduction to the handle.
Abstract: A holding stand for a heating tool such as a soldering or de-soldering device. The holding stand has a rotary member for securing the heating tool and an assembly for moving and positioning the rotary member with the heating tool in any of three axis.
Abstract: A support stand for a soldering or de-soldering handheld tool comprises a base and a cradle for supporting the handheld tool when it is not in use that protects the surrounding work area and accommodates user preferences.
Abstract: A desoldering tool and control system including enhanced features for detecting solder clogging as well as on-delay and sleep mode functions to enhance the life of the desoldering tool components.
Abstract: The invention is directed to designs for heater-sensor sub-assemblies for soldering cartridges and de-soldering cartridges for soldering systems. The designs provide a high thermal capacity and accurate tip temperature sensing and control features. The coil portion of the heater assembly is spaced proximally from the distal end of the subassembly to segregate the coil from the thermocouple temperature sensor. The solder cartridges include connector wires of dissimilar sizes and materials to couple the heater coil wire to the connections of a handle and the soldering station to reduce heat conduction to the handle.
Abstract: A desoldering tool and control system including enhanced features for detecting solder clogging as well as on-delay and sleep mode functions to enhance the life of the desoldering tool components.
Abstract: The object of the invention is to provide a nozzle for a desoldering tool that facilitates the removal of solder from components having a large difference between the width and thickness dimensions of the solder connection. The present application discloses a nozzle for use with a desoldering tool for melting and sucking solder away. The nozzle includes a distal end surface which is heated to a temperature melting the solder. The distal end surface, as an upstream end of a molten solder suction path, defines a non-circular elongated generally oval shaped opening.
Abstract: A solder handling assembly comprises a heating portion, a casing, a variable resistor, a connecting member coupled to the variable resistor, and an elastic-resilient member movable from a first state to a second state. The connecting member is rotatable relative to the casing and is configured to adjust a resistor value of the variable resistor when the connecting member is rotated relative to casing. When the elastic-resilient member is in the first state, the connecting member is prevented from rotating relative to the casing. When the elastic-resilient member is in the second state, the connecting member can be rotated relative to the casing.
Abstract: A soldering assembly comprises a heater, a lock member, and a bias member. The lock member is moveable relative to the heater, includes a ramp feature, and is configured to receive a tip or a tip holder. The bias member is configured to urge movement of the lock member away from a distal segment of the heater.