Which tips fit the automatic soldering irons?

The pneumatically actuated TRA245-B uses R245 series tips, the TRA470-B uses R470 high-power tips. Both series are available as pin connector, grooved chisel and twin tip, among other shapes.

Which parts of the SFR-B wire feeder have to match?

Inlet nozzle, needle or outlet needle, guide roller and guide tube depend on the wire diameter. The range covers parts for solder wire from Ø 0.5 to 1.6 mm and guide kits in several lengths.

How is the tip kept clean during automatic operation?

The CLMR-PA tip cleaner uses fibre brushes and runs on 24 V. For R470 tips, the CS2R470-B cartridge changer is also available.

Do you carry accessories for Quick soldering robots?

Yes, for example the 9018BMT robot soldering tool with N2 connection for the 378FA soldering station and the 9021QC solder wire feed tube for the ET94xxF-A soldering robots.

Are the components suitable for an EPA?

Many feeder parts such as inlet nozzles, needles and guide tubes are ESD-safe. Use the quick filters to show ESD items only or items certified to IEC 61340-5-1.

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Soldering robots and automation

This category covers the hardware for automated and robotic soldering: automatic soldering irons, soldering heads, solder wire feeders, tip cleaners, cartridge changers and soldering tips designed for robot operation. The range is built around JBC and complemented by Quick robot soldering tools and feed tubes for the ET94xxF-A soldering robots. Components differ mainly in the tip series (R245, or R470 for high-power tips), in the wire diameter handled by the SFR-B feeder from Ø 0.5 to 1.6 mm, and in how they connect to the line controller, for example via the RS-232 serial multiplexer.

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JBCAutomatic soldering irons TRA245-B and TRA470-B, soldering head RBA-A, SFR-B wire feeder and spare parts.R245 and R470 QuickRobot soldering tools and solder wire feed tubes for Quick soldering robots.N2 connection ESD versionNozzles, needles, guide tubes and spare parts in antistatic design.ESD (antistatic) With ESD certificateItems certified for use in an EPA.IEC 61340-5-1 Chisel tipsChisel and grooved chisel tips for rows of joints and drag soldering.Grooved chisel 2.5 x 1 mm 15° Bevel tipsSoldering tips with a bevelled working face for automated use.

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Selection criteria

Criterion	What to check	Example from the range
Tip series	Iron and tip must belong to the same series: R245, or R470 for high-power tips.	TRA245-B (pneumatically actuated), TRA470-B
Tip shape	Conical or pin connector for single joints, chisel or grooved chisel for rows, twin tip for drag soldering.	R245012 Ø 3.5 mm 20°, R470018 grooved chisel 2.5 x 1 mm 15°, R470026 twin tip 0.75 mm
Wire diameter	Inlet nozzle, needle, guide roller and guide tube of the feeder must match the solder wire in use.	SFR-B inlet nozzles from Ø 0.5 mm (0030535) to 1.5 mm (0030540), guide roller 1.6 mm (0025922)
Guide length and perforation	Choose the length to suit the distance between feeder and soldering head; kits are available with or without wire perforation.	GSFR15V03-B 0.3 m, GSFR12V05-B 500 mm, GSFR10V10-B 1000 mm, GSFR16D05-B without perforation
Tip care and changing	For longer unattended runs, plan for tip cleaning and automatic tip changing.	Tip cleaner CLMR-PA with fibre brushes 24 V, cartridge changer CS2R470-B
Interface and inert gas	Check the interface to the line controller and, if required, nitrogen supply at the soldering tool.	Multiplexer SMR-A RS-232, Quick 9018BMT with N2 connection for soldering station 378FA

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