Soldering
For selective soldering, esd.equipment stocks A1-ESD solder nozzles for the TOP-353C and TOP-375CE selective soldering systems. The nozzles differ in their dimensions: narrow versions such as 8 x 47 mm or the 12 mm series from 12 x 42 to 12 x 132 mm, medium sizes such as 13 x 25, 15 x 122 or 20 x 100 mm, and square nozzles of 22 x 22, 27 x 27 and 32 x 32 mm. The right nozzle depends on the size of the solder joint and the clearance to neighbouring components.
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Buying guide
How to choose Selective Soldering
What matters when choosing: properties, comparison and typical applications.
Selection criteria
| Criterion | Version | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Soldering system | TOP-353C, TOP-375CE | every nozzle in this category fits both systems |
| Narrow joints | 8 x 47 mm; 12 x 42, 12 x 52, 12 x 82, 12 x 102, 12 x 132 mm | for single leads and densely populated areas |
| Medium width | 13 x 25, 13 x 30, 21 x 40 mm; 15 x 102, 15 x 122, 20 x 100 mm | for rows of leads and larger pads |
| Wide joints | 22 x 22, 27 x 27, 32 x 32 mm | square cross-section for wide solder areas |
| Designation | Part numbers PL-… | e.g. PL-1040 for 12 x 42 mm, PL-3030 for 32 x 32 mm |
Frequently asked questions
- Which selective soldering systems are the nozzles for?
- The A1-ESD solder nozzles fit the TOP-353C and TOP-375CE selective soldering systems.
- Which nozzle sizes are available?
- Dimensions range from narrow nozzles such as 8 x 47 mm and the 12 mm series from 12 x 42 to 12 x 132 mm, through medium sizes such as 13 x 25, 21 x 40 or 20 x 100 mm, up to square nozzles of 22 x 22, 27 x 27 and 32 x 32 mm.
- Which nozzle suits densely populated assemblies?
- Narrow versions such as 8 x 47 mm or the 12 mm series leave more clearance to neighbouring components. Wide square nozzles are intended for larger solder areas.
- Why keep several nozzle sizes in stock?
- Different assemblies call for different nozzle geometries. With a set of matching nozzles you can switch between jobs without waiting for replacements.