STANDARD OR LEAD FREE
Nitrogen inerting is an effective means to prevent formation of oxides (dross) on the surface of your solder pot or wave. Nitrogen is introduced by means of a controlled laminar flow across the solder surface. Oxygen is purged out of the area leaving the surface oxide-free.
To see an illustration of the inerting process, click here.
Nitrogen inerted model MPN8 is designed for close-controlled solder dipping for solderability testing and tinning, usually without flux. Solder temperature is controlled with a digital thermostat, which displays current temperature and set point in C and F, High limit protection is standard.
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Solder capacity: 8 pounds of lead tin solder |
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Stainless steel
liner will accept crucibles up to
2.9 in |
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Removeable cover has a 1" entrance hole |
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Maximum temperature is 650F, with 1% accuracy |
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Pressure regulator and flowmeter control nitrogen flow rate |
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Nitrogen is evenly dispersed over surface of pot |
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Power: 400 watts at 120 VAC (240V optional) |
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Ceralac coating is available to protect the liner when using lead free solders. |
We welcome requests for custom inerted nitrogen solder pots
Model P19D non-inerted static solder pot is controlled with a remote digital thermostat that displays current temperature and set point.
Temperature range is 0-450C and is maintained at 2% of set point.
Pot holds 4 lbs solder, measures 2" deep with a 3" diameter. It operates on 120V (240V optional) and is rated at 500W. This model can be ceramic coated for lead-free solders.
Nitrogen inerted wave solder pot, Model M3
shown with 4 in x 1 in wave nozzle
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