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Classic soldering iron
mta’s classic iron head for soldering robots is our most popular soldering technology, likely because many customers are upgrading from hand-soldering with the iron. This solution is not only ideal but also cost-effective, as it requires less skill and training than manual soldering. As a result, it ensures greater stability and repeatability of the soldering process.
Moreover, we can offer turnkey solutions by integrating the classic iron head for soldering robots on any of our standard soldering platforms including: MRC500, TR300, OEM and station.
7 reasons to choose the mta classic soldering iron
- The soldering tip is separate from the heating element, so users do not need to change the heating element as frequently as the tip. Therefore, this reduces consumable cost.
- A pneumatically-dampened spring lowers the tip to allow compliance between the tip and part. This provides good thermal transfer while protecting the parts and tip. Also, the robot does not use the z-axis to move the iron tip.
- There are no stamped sheet metal or die-cast parts. We machined the robust head structure from solid material to provide a rigid platform for the iron and wire feeder.
- The clamping system provides easy adjustment and precise alignment. Once tightened, the position will not change until loosened – there is no risk of accidental misalignment as a result of heavy use or while changing tips.
- We mounted our precise jam-free wire feeder directly on the head – at the solder joint. Consequently, this provides tight process control of the wire feed. Solder wire does not kink or get jammed since there is no long feed tube. Once the correct amount is fed, the wire feeder pulls the wire out of the solder pool to prevent solder spatter.
- We integrated the fume extraction nozzle into the head itself. Therefore, it is mounted directly above the solder joint to safely remove fumes.
- In addition to the iron, wire feeder and fume extraction nozzle, the head can support several optional devices such as: cameras, flux dispensers, dual feeders, dual irons and the list goes on.
Advantages
- Ideal to upgrade from hand-soldering
- Requiring less skill and training than hand-soldering
- Easy access to all settings
- Long life span of solder tips that can be quickly and easily changed
- Easy maintenance
- The iron head can support several optional devices
- Process tested in laboratory with quality and cycle time optimization
Features
- Heating element including soldering iron
- Iron power up to 170W
- Robust structure guaranteeing that solder tip and wire feeder do not get misaligned
- Multiple adjustments allowing easy configuration for specific applications
- Anti-jam wire feeder system
- Solder tip cleaning unit
- Extensive solder tip selection
- Lead free compatible
Options
Within mta platforms:
- Monitoring camera
- Vision for recentering
- Vision for quality inspection
- Fume extraction system
- Part presence sensor
- Part height measuring sensor
- Automated sponge dampening
- Hall sensor
- 6 soldered points with iron
- Point size of 1 mm
- Electrical motor
- 2 soldered points with iron
- Point size of 1.5 mm
- Automotive application
- 4 soldered points with iron
- Point size of 1 mm
- Amplifier
- 40 soldered points with iron
- Point size of 1.5 mm
- Terminals on a printed circuit board
- 14 soldered points
- Point size of 2 mm
- Pneumatic pressure sensor
- 3 soldered points
- Point size of 2 mm
- Connector of inductive detector
- 5 soldered points
- Point size of 2 and 3 mm
The standard classic soldering iron head comes well-equipped:
- Soldering head structure
- Heating element including soldering iron
- Wire feeder
- Solder tip
- Solder wire
- Fume extraction nozzle
- Cleaning unit
- Controller
Options within mta platforms:
- Monitoring camera
- Vision for recentering
- Vision for quality inspection
- Fume extraction system
- Part presence sensor
- Part height measuring sensor
- Automated sponge dampening
- Iron power 80W or 150W/24VAC or 170W/48VAC
- Iron temperature adjustable to 450°C (837°F) and standby mode
- Temperature accuracy ± 5°C (regulation over a 4-20mA current loop)
- Plug-in connection M12-A 12pin male connector
- Power supply controller 115/230V – 50/60Hz
- Air pressure max. 6 bar
- Iron head dimensions 292 x 225 x 184 mm
- Iron head weight ~2.9 kg
- Solder wire diameter 0.3 – 1.2 mm (1.6 mm upon request)
- Solder wire quantity accuracy ±2.5% / Power supply: 24VDC
Selective soldering solutions
PDF – mta_classic_soldering_iron_06.2024.pdf / 940 Kb
Video
Application examples
- Hall sensor
- 6 soldered points with iron
- Point size of 1 mm
- Electrical motor
- 2 soldered points with iron
- Point size of 1.5 mm
- Automotive application
- 4 soldered points with iron
- Point size of 1 mm
- Amplifier
- 40 soldered points with iron
- Point size of 1.5 mm
- Terminals on a printed circuit board
- 14 soldered points
- Point size of 2 mm
- Pneumatic pressure sensor
- 3 soldered points
- Point size of 2 mm
- Connector of inductive detector
- 5 soldered points
- Point size of 2 and 3 mm
Included equipment
The standard classic soldering iron head comes well-equipped:
- Soldering head structure
- Heating element including soldering iron
- Wire feeder
- Solder tip
- Solder wire
- Fume extraction nozzle
- Cleaning unit
- Controller
Options within mta platforms:
- Monitoring camera
- Vision for recentering
- Vision for quality inspection
- Fume extraction system
- Part presence sensor
- Part height measuring sensor
- Automated sponge dampening
Specifications
- Iron power 80W or 150W/24VAC or 170W/48VAC
- Iron temperature adjustable to 450°C (837°F) and standby mode
- Temperature accuracy ± 5°C (regulation over a 4-20mA current loop)
- Plug-in connection M12-A 12pin male connector
- Power supply controller 115/230V – 50/60Hz
- Air pressure max. 6 bar
- Iron head dimensions 292 x 225 x 184 mm
- Iron head weight ~2.9 kg
- Solder wire diameter 0.3 – 1.2 mm (1.6 mm upon request)
- Solder wire quantity accuracy ±2.5% / Power supply: 24VDC
Downloads
Selective soldering solutions
PDF – mta_classic_soldering_iron_06.2024.pdf / 940 Kb