REFLOW OVENS

Complete the PCB Assembly with Controlled Reflow

Choose a programmable oven by PCB size and soldering atmosphere. Use controlled thermal profiles for in-house SMT prototyping and laboratory assembly.

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hr 11 p2j

PCB up to 300 × 200 mm · IR + forced convection · 4 external thermocouples · Automated cooling

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HR 11 p2j 2

PCB up to 300 × 200 mm · Air or N2 atmosphere · IR + forced convection · 4 external thermocouples

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hr30

PCB up to 600 × 410 mm · Halogen + convection heating · Air or N2 atmosphere · 99 profile memories

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Choose the Right PCB Format and Atmosphere

Start with maximum PCB dimensions, the required soldering atmosphere and available power supply. Check component clearance and profile-control functions in the selected oven's specifications.

Specification HR-11 HR-11-N2 HR-30
Max. PCB size 300 × 200 mm 300 × 200 mm 600 × 410 mm
Soldering atmosphere Standard-air reflow Selectable air or nitrogen atmosphere Selectable air or nitrogen atmosphere
Power supply 240 V, 50 Hz 240 V, 50 Hz 3 × 400 V, 50 Hz

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Air or Nitrogen?

Nitrogen can reduce oxidation during soldering, but is not required for every PCB assembly. Nitrogen operation requires an external supply.

Read our guide to nitrogen reflow soldering when deciding which atmosphere suits your process.

Understanding the Reflow Thermal Profile

Load the populated PCB without disturbing the placed components. Select a thermal profile matched to the solder paste, PCB construction and component requirements. A typical profile includes the following stages.

01

Preheat

Heat the PCB and components progressively toward the required process temperatures.

02

Soak

Allow assembly temperatures to stabilize as required by the selected profile.

03

Reflow

Melt the solder alloy to form joints between component terminals and PCB pads.

04

Cooling

Cool the assembly so the solder joints solidify before handling and inspection.

For profile selection and practical process considerations, read our guide to reflow soldering and thermal profiles.

From Component Placement to a Soldered Assembly

Reflow follows SMD component placement. After soldering and cooling, the assembled PCB can proceed to inspection, electrical testing and integration. Explore the complete MIPEC workflow →

MIPEC Laboratory Setup

Discuss Your Reflow Requirements

Tell us your PCB format, preferred atmosphere and laboratory requirements. We can help select the oven and supporting PCB assembly equipment.

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