Resistance soldering tool

Introduction :

The resistance-soldering unit is a tool that supplements the usual soldering iron. Its advantage is that it supplies instantaneous localised heat to the work. This is accomplished by passing a highcurrent at low voltage through a resistance contact at the point of application. The current is in therange 30 - 40 Amps and between 1 to 4.5 volts.An electrode applied to the workpiece usually creates the resistance point.

Principle :

The soldering operation consists of clamping the parts to be assembled and adding a solder alloy. The heating process starts as soon as the foot pedal is activated and the temperature rises to the set temperature point

Benefits :

Improved heat distribution, no component overheating, speed and mechanical unaltered.

Application :

connectors on semi-rigid bases, central contacts on coaxial connectors...

 

CARACTERISTIQUES TECHNIQUES
TWO MODELS :	MODEL SI1R	MODEL SI2R
Power Supply	230V / 50-60 Hz	230V / 50-60 Hz
Power	80 W	250 W
Dimensions L x W x H mm	200 x 100 x 100 mm	300 x 190 x 210 mm
Electrodes References	ESI1R Batch of 5 pairs	ESI2R Batch of 3 pairs
Model of Pliers	Pliers PCSR	Pliers PCSI2
Example of application	Hyper Frequency Coax	Hyper Frequency Coax

Demonstration Workshop - Soldering by Joule Effet

Demonstration - Soldering by Joule Effet