Solder Reflow Ovens
Solder reflow ovens are used in the manufacturing and repair process of PCB boards to reform the connections between the surface mount devices (SMDs) and the circuit board that are too small to hand solder.
How solder reflow ovens work
Reflow soldering attaches electronic components to a circuit board. Solder paste is applied to the board, then the board is heated slowly and steadily by a reflow oven, melting the paste and bonding electrical components to the board while protecting the fragility of each component. Reflow soldering is fast, efficient and reliable. With reflow soldering, small and densely arranged components can be used in PC boards.
Memmert sells high-quality programmable ovens for the reflow process on PCB boards. Models range from benchtop solder reflow ovens, up to 1060 liters, stand-alone on castors in volume
Model Guide
UF
Forced Air Convection Oven
Forced Air Circulation for excellent temperature uniformity via interior rear wall fan motor, variable speed control in 10% increments, or shut off completely.
UN
Natural Convection Oven
Memmert’s natural convection ovens are designed to reach temperatures up to 300°C efficient for complex processes with sensitive loads, or routine drying and sterilization tasks.
VO
Vacuum Oven
Vacuum drying ovens with direct heating within each adjustable thermoshelf provides optimum temperature distribution and fast vacuum drying capability.
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Programmable Lab Equipment
Our products are equipped with AtmoCONTROL technology that has programming functions depending on which display you select:
SingleDISPLAY and TwinDISPLAY
- Manage and organize data
- Save log files in several formats
- Monitor up to 32 devices online
- Automatic alarms sent to your email when conditions are out of spec
Additional features with TwinDISPLAY
- Archive of ramps and program sequences
- Real-time view of program sequences
- Loops can be inserted within a temperature control program at any place
- Download and manage programs via Ethernet or USB