Start with the production problem and the process stage where it occurs. Then confirm the PCB or workpiece dimensions, contamination or defect, production volume, required process result and available factory utilities.
PCB cleaning on this website refers to removing dust, fibres and static from bare boards before solder paste printing. PCBA cleaning refers to cleaning assembled circuit boards, normally after soldering.
Use an inline machine when PCBAs must move continuously through separate washing, DI-water rinsing and drying sections. Use an offline batch machine when different PCBAs are loaded into a basket and processed together.
Selective soldering is used when only programmed through-hole joints must be soldered or when the complete PCB assembly should not pass over a conventional solder wave.
PCB assembly processes vary with board design, component types, production volume and reliability requirements. Explore how PCB cleaning, selective soldering, stencil cleaning, X-ray inspection, BGA rework and SMT line handling are used across different electronics manufacturing industries.
Use the contact form to send PCB drawings, sample photos, contamination details, soldering defects or production-line information.
Include the maximum and minimum workpiece dimensions, required throughput, current process, expected result and available power, compressed air, DI water, drainage, exhaust or nitrogen supply where relevant.
DEZ SMT will review the application and identify the appropriate cleaning, soldering, inspection, rework or handling process.
We share our SMT manufacturing expertise to help you optimize soldering, PCBA cleaning, inspection, and production efficiency.
