Coating apparatus – Immersion or work-confined pool type – With means for moving work through – into or out of pool
Patent
1995-06-05
1997-06-10
Le, Long V.
Coating apparatus
Immersion or work-confined pool type
With means for moving work through, into or out of pool
118 57, 118400, 118402, 118403, 118423, 118429, B06B 120
Patent
active
056371497
ABSTRACT:
Solder is applied to a circuit structure 7 by dipping the structure into a bath 1 of molten solder 3, the molten solder having a layer of oil 5 on top. The structure is dipped into the bath by rotating it along a path that is substantially coplanar with the circuit structure. This is achieved by supporting the structure on a carrier 9 which in turn is attached to a motor shaft 11.
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Banks Peter M.
Morgan William M.
Belk Michael E.
International Business Machines - Corporation
Le Long V.
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