SMT Jigs

Reflow soldering is the most common method of mounting components to a PCB. The soldering process includes dispensing (smearing) solder paste on the un-populated PCB prior to components placement. For optimal, wrinkle-less dispensing, thin / flexible / semi-rigid PCBs commonly require for dedicated jigs, aimed at supporting or slight pre-stretching the PCB.

Steps in the SMT-Jig Design and Manufacturing Process:

• Customer uploads the PCB files (preferably both gerber and idf files).
• Customer is asked to ship samples of an assembled PCB.
• Detailed jig files are prepared by Suron’s experts.
• Optionally, the design is sent to the customer for approval prior to production.
• The files are handed over for production.
• A full inspection is carried out.

Similarly, Suron also designs and produces Wave-soldering pallets, Jigs for de-paneling, for selective-wave machines, for press-fit machinery, trays, re-balling devices, conformal coating.