Through Hole PCB Assembly - Hand, Selective and Wave

Our process explained:
Through-hole soldering is an assembly process where
components are inserted through plated holes in the PCB, and
are either soldered by hand, or using automation. We have
multiple teams hand soldering, using a full range of JBC Metcal
soldering irons, in accordance with IPC-A-610 standards.
Our Jade Handex Selective Soldering machine has fully
customisable soldering programs and auto-flux dispensing.
Using infrared, it can preheat the PCBs prior to soldering, which
reduces thermal shock & provides better solder joints.
Our Blundell CMS400 is an industrial wave soldering system,
used to produce high-quality, repeatable through-hole solder
joints. This process is ideal for assemblies that must withstand
vibration, high current, or long-term environmental stress.

Our specification:
Selective Soldering machine - Jade Handex
Fully customisable nozzle tips with a wide range of sizes
Customisable soldering program
IR preheat of PCBs before soldering
Quick load twin PCB rotary table increases efficiency
PCB size - Min 102mm x 102mm & Max 457mm x 508mmAutomatic customisable flux dispensing
Wave Machine - Blundell CMS400
Custom wave carriers can be developed
Customisable profiling for speed, temperature & height
Automatic flux dispensing