NH-2000A Series Pulsed Heat Reflow Soldering System
(formerly known as MHBR )

Pulsed Heat Reflow Soldering is a slective soldering process where two pre-fluxed, solder-coated parts are heated with a thermode to a sufficient temperature to melt the solder. After this the parts are cooled below the solidification temerature to form a permanent electrodmechanical bond. The newhorizon Hot Bar systems are an integral part of the HotBar series using Pulsed Heat technology throught the UF4000A power supply, a pneumatic bond head and customized 2-D & 3-D thermodes.

The NH-2000A product range includes various models with different product handling features such as linear slides and rotary tables. The systems are designed considering ergonomic standards offering maximized production output. All process parameters are embedded into the system, ensuring consistent process quality and operator independence.

The NH-2000A systems enable full automatic process control with manual (un-)loading of parts. Each system can be adapted to suit the customer's technical requirements through extension with optional plug & play modules. All modules are mounted on a robust frame construction. The system offers the best stability supporting applications down to the finest pitch.

Key features NH-2000A Series Pulsed Heat Reflow Soldering System:

• Compact and flexible systems for high quality connections
• Connecting displays to PCB, bonding glass panel displays and flex foils
• User friendly system configuration, including optional plug & play modules
• Pulsed Heat process control proven technology through UF4000A
  Power Supply

• Ideal price-performance (throughput) ratio
• CE approved
• Pneumatic bond head, X-Y Hot Bar planarity adjustment and electronic system control included