Wave solder machine

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B23K 1/02 (1980.01)

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CA 1108480

D-20,731 WAVE SOLDER MACHINE by Lee Charles Gumprecht ABSTRACT OF DISCLOSURE A wave solder machine is provided which includes an endless moving mesh belt that is made of a nonsolderable material such as titanium wire. The belt is supported so as to be totally immersed in the solder wave as it passes the latter. This causes the undersides of stuffed printed circuit boards on the belt to be brought into contact with the molten solder. The belt wires preferably have a plurality of projections thereon to support the circuit boards above the major portion of the belt. In another machine, the circuit boards are moved along a plurality of parallel wires that pass through the solder wave. Alternatively, the wires themselves may be moving for carrying circuit boards across the solder wave.

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