Device for measuring the height of a solder wave

Metal fusion bonding – Including means to apply flux or filler to work or applicator – By partial or total immersion of work or applicator into liquid

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228 565, 222 55, H05K 334, B23K 306

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056179880

ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to a device for measuring the height of a solder wave in a soldering apparatus which comprises a solder bath and which is provided with at least one solder tower for generating a solder wave and a pump connected to the solder tower, wherein the measuring device comprises: means for measuring the liquid pressure in the connection between the pump and the solder tower. As a result of these steps it is possible to measure accurately the pressure of the solder moving out of the pump to the solder tower. This pressure is in any case a good measure for the height of the solder wave. According to a first preferred embodiment the means for measuring the liquid pressure comprise a measuring vessel joined to the connection between pump and tower and communicating at its top with the atmosphere, the upper edge of which vessel is located higher than the outflow opening of the solder tower.

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patent: 4889273 (1989-12-01), Kondo

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