What is a Solder bath?

A solder bath (English: Solder bath) is a container (tank) that holds molten solder or is filled with molten solder, and is equipped with a heater to keep the solder in a molten state in the container. It is a facility. Solder baths are also called solder pots or solder baths. Depending on the shape and quantity of the object to be soldered, the size varies from a desktop-level size that can be used in the laboratory to a large-scale one that can be used on a production line. There are two types of solder tanks: a stationary type in which the solder is stationary in the tank, and a jet type in which the solder is jetted with a nozzle inside the tank.

Application of Solder bath

Some soldering is done by hand, but soldering using a solder bath is used to efficiently solder a relatively simple object with stable quality in large quantities. Will be done.
The soldering method using a solder bath is suitable for fields such as soldering lead wires and mounting components on printed circuit boards. The solder bath is used when soldering. In contrast to manual soldering performed by hand, soldering with a solder bath is used to efficiently solder large quantities of relatively simple objects with stable quality.

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