Apparatus for soldering printed circuit boards
OwnerKenshi Kondoinventor
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An apparatus for soldering printed circuit boards includes carriers each adapted for holding a printed circuit board and conveyed successively through a soldering zone to dip each printed circuit board into molten solder contained in a vessel. The vessel is disposed between a pair of laterally spaced apart track members which are engageable two front and two rear wheels of the carrier to support the carrier and the printed circuit board generally in the horizontal state throughout the movement thereof along the track members. Each track member has a first and a second depression at such locations that the two front and the two rear wheels can simultaneously position in the first and second depressions, respectively. Each depression has a depth sufficient to permit the printed circuit board to be dipped into the molten solder when the four wheels travel therealong. A slide rail member engageable by the front and rear wheels is provided adjacent at least one of the track members and is displaced so as to prevent the front wheels and rear wheels from travelling along the second and first depressions, respectively.
An apparatus for soldering a printed circuit board, comprising:
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