Manual tin soldering table for circuit board

Abstract

The invention discloses a manual tin soldering table for a circuit board. The manual tin soldering table for the circuit board comprises a tin table. A clamping platform for fixing the circuit board is arranged on the tin table, and comprises a base plate. The base plate is connected with the tin table through a rotating shaft. A pressing plate is arranged at the upper portion of the base plate. The side, making contact with the tin table, of the pressing plate is provided with a magnet a. The position, corresponding to the magnet a, of the tin table is provided with a magnet b. The magnetic poles of the ends, making contact with each other, of the magnet a and the magnet b are different in magnetism. A fan for air exhaust is arranged above the clamping platform and located on the tin table. A smoke baffle is arranged above the fan and arranged on the tin table. When the circuit board is soldered, the two faces of the circuit board can be turned over as needed, and meanwhile the circuit board can be well fixed in the soldering process; due to the fact that the fan for air exhaust and the smoke baffle are arranged on the tin table, smoke generated during soldering can be exhausted outwards, the smoke is prevented from affecting the health of an operator and blocking the view of the operator, and the soldering quality is ensured.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of circuit board welding, in particular to a circuit board manual soldering station. Background technique [0002] When soldering the circuit board, the operator needs to hold the soldering iron in one hand and the welding wire in the other hand when soldering with spot tin. Since the circuit board is not well fixed, the soldering iron cannot make good contact with the component pins during soldering. As a result, the welding efficiency is low, the quality of the solder joints is poor, and the circuit board needs to be operated on both sides when welding, so as to meet the needs of welding and component insertion, cutting feet and other operations at the same time, but in actual operation, it must be completed with the help of other tools or personnel. Not only is the operation complicated, but also a waste of manpower, and because of the chemical flux fume generated during welding, it not only affects the h...

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[0002] When soldering the circuit board, the operator needs to hold the soldering iron in one hand and the welding wire in the other hand when soldering with spot tin. Since the circuit board is not well fixed, the electric soldering iron cannot make good contact with the component pins during soldering. As a result, the welding efficiency is low, the quality of the solder joints is poor, and the circuit board needs to be operated on both sides when welding, so as to meet the needs of welding and component insertion, cutting feet and other operations at the same time, but in actual operation, it must be completed with the help of other tools or personnel. Not only is the operation complicated, it also wastes manpower, and because of the chemical flux fume generated during welding, it not only affects the health of the operator, but also easily blocks the operator's sight, resulting in poor welding effect

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