Solderstar Ltd. will attend its first trade exhibition since the Covid-19 pandemic began. They will present their latest range of thermal profiling solutions to visitors of Productronica running from 16-19 November 2021 in Munich, Germany. The show will be used as a platform to highlight several new additions including the Solderstar VP Nanosystem, along with the new Solderstar SLX – a zero setup profiling system for reflow and wave solder applications.
Solderstar will introduce the VP Nanosystem which allows engineers to capture thermal profiles of complex electronic assemblies that utilize numerous components or require higher mass PCB substrates. Thanks to its innovative design, the system will streamline the periodic checking of the vapor phase machines and ensure uniform heating of the boards being soldered.
“As the first live exhibition in some time due to the pandemic, the team at Solderstar are very much looking forward to meeting with members of the electronics industry face to face again,” said Mark Stansfield, Managing Director at Solderstar.
“Since the last Productronica show, we have been working on improving and developing new solutions that are making a huge difference to our customer’s productivity. Visitors to the exhibition will be introduced to the VP Nanosystem which includes a state-of-the-art re-chargeable micro-miniature datalogger and improved thermal shield for better security and protection within the oven. We will also be using the show to launch the new Solderstar SLX Datalogger, a unique system that includes advanced smart adapters to allow the profiling of soldering machines with zero setups and configuration.
“As well as new equipment development, we have recently updated many of our software packages for reflow and wave soldering. They now feature integrated tools for automatic profile setup and checking, and a Statistical Process Control tool to leverage profile data for trend analysis and prediction of process problems before they happen. These new improvements provide immediate insight into the performance of the process, providing engineers with an invaluable understanding of the manufacturing environment.
“So much has changed since we last exhibited at Productronica. We are looking forward to using the show as a platform to introduce our new portfolio additions and demonstrating how they can support electronics manufacturers,” concluded Mark Stansfield.
