LPKF Laser & Electronics AG
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LPKF ProtoFlow S
Production Lead Time:
28 day(s)
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- The LPKF ProtoFlow S oven, with lead free capability, has significant advantages over previous models and rich features including a PC control software package. Several user programmable zones between preheating and final reflow enable the LPKF ProtoFlow S to process all reflow profiles up to 320.
- The reflow process can also be observed through a large glass window assisting the operator to optimize the process parameters. Ideal for prototyping, technology research and pre-production runs the LPKF ProtoFlow S is a high tech, user friendly, reflow oven with many pre-programmed process profiles which can be easily selected via the LCD display and keypad.
- The intuitive software package enabling process parameters to be conveniently changed, managed and archived on a PC, completes the user friendly control features of this sophisticated desktop reflow oven.
- An external connection with digital flow meter for inert gas is available for the LPKF ProtoFlow S/N2. The nitrogen atmosphere significantly reduces the oxidation during the soldering process, and ensures better solder joint results.
- The LPKF ProtoFlow S and ProtoFlow S/N2 can be fitted with a Profile recorder module for measuring temperatures of particular areas or components on the PCB by using four thermocouple probes. The temperature profile is displayed in real time on the PC.
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Supplier info last updated: 2 May 2020
Advertise since: 1 Aug 2007
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