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Aluminum enameled wire dip soldering

Compared with the solder wire welding method, the dip soldering method has many advantages, as follows:
First of all, in terms of welding quality, as long as the part below the surface of the tin liquid is immersed, the tin will be tinned, and the tin will be tinned 360 degrees at one time. The welding quality is very reliable. There is a large contact area between the lead wire and the aluminum enameled wire on the solder joint. Compared with the terminals), the resistance is much smaller than other places in the loop.

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Secondly, there is no residue. Because the temperature of the tin furnace is relatively high, the aluminum flux can be fully evaporated, and the new aluminum flux of our company can completely achieve the no-clean effect after the welding is completed. There is no hidden danger of subsequent corrosion of the solder joints. There are many living examples of corrosion after soldering with solder wire. The work efficiency can be greatly improved again. The time for immersing one solder joint is about 3 seconds, and it can immerse 2 or 4 points at a time, which can greatly improve the work efficiency and save a lot of labor. Finally, there is no waste of soldering tin, and there will be no expenditure on soldering iron tips.

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