Linear motor pump for wave soldering systems

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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228260, 118429, 219214, 219628, 219634, 219672, 392465, 392466, 392471, 310 11, B23K 306

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058164740

ABSTRACT:
The linear motor pump for a wave soldering apparatus comprises in accordance with the invention several pumping channels arranged substantially parallel to each other and separate from each other. It includes preferably a multiply segmented stator. Each stator segment has one pumping channel allocated to same. By means of this a homogeneous pumping performance i.e. homogeneous pumping pressure distribution over a practically arbitrary width is achieved, which leads to a homogeneous solder wave. By the arrangement of the pumping channels and the design of the stator in accordance with the invention a turbulent whirling of the solder is made practically impossible.

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patent: 4375270 (1983-03-01), Minchev et al.
patent: 4568012 (1986-02-01), Kakuhata et al.

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