Soldering technology

Our production facilities are fully up to date. Thanks to the adjustable design of our lines, we can easily implement special solutions. We have the latest generation Rehm reflow soldering systems. In particular with regard to temperature zones, they are exceedingly efficient. The soldering process takes place in a protective atmosphere. In the reflow soldering process, we process through-hole and SMD components. The number of work stages, sources of error and thermal loads is reduced. In the reflow process we are also able to solder through-hole components, thereby reducing sources of error and repeated thermal load and work stages.

Whether an individual circuit board or full-scale, demanding device assembly – PRUFREX will manufacture your products to your individual specifications and quality guidelines. Component placement requires individual approaches. Our range of solutions covers small series produced by hand, medium-size series using semi-automated wave soldering machines and fully automated production lines for large-scale manufacture. We adjust the level of assembly automation to your project – so that you achieve the best result both economically and technically.

Our fully automated winding centres for fine and self-bonding wire make us the perfect partner for any tasks you require. Our coils are tinned with lead-free coatings (RoHS). We can wind onto any desired coil form using many different press-in ferrite and metallic cores. Multiple tap coils are also possible. Pins are automatically applied to the coil connections during the winding process, with wire drawing electrically controlled. Our winding machines handle single-chamber and multi-chamber coils with wire thicknesses from 0.045 to 0.71 millimetres.

Alongside the standard ICT/FCT process, we can also target every individual production stage for verification, as requested. Efficient inspection strategies and final functional tests are a fixed component of our quality management system. This electrical test process is ideal for testing smaller numbers of units, such as for pre-production, prototype or pilot series. The rapid test creation process allows, among other things, flexible reaction to product changes. Flying probe tests can be rapidly set up and are cost-efficient.