Solder applying mechanism

Coating apparatus – Solid member or material acting on coating after application – Reciprocating member

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101123, 101126, 118301, 118306, 427 96, B05C 102

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050443062

ABSTRACT:
Mechanism is disclosed for wiping solder paste onto a printed circuit board through a stencil superposed on the board, including a first squeeges for wiping solder paste onto the stencil, a second squeegee for depositing solder paste at a location for engagement by the first squeeges and a tray, alternatively engagable with both squeeges to cooperate with the squeeges to deposit solder paste at the beginning of a wiping stroke and to pick up excess solder paste at the end of a wiping stroke.

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