BTU

Pyramax 100 N

Thermal / DiffusionProduced 2007–BTU Pyramax 100 family

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The BTU Pyramax 100 N is a reflow oven. The BTU Pyramax 100 N is a nitrogen reflow oven. The BTU Pyramax 100 N has a maximum temperature of 400°C.^[1]^[2]^[3]

Pyramax 100 N — Inventory photo — Fig. 01Pyramax 100 NInventory photo^[2]

Produced

2007–

Power

3 Phase^[2]

What it is

The BTU Pyramax 100 N is a nitrogen reflow oven in the BTU Pyramax family. The BTU Pyramax 100 N is a thermal processing tool used for solder reflow in electronics manufacturing.^[1]^[3]

How it works

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A reflow oven heats assembled circuit boards through a controlled temperature profile so solder paste melts and then solidifies into joints. A nitrogen reflow oven uses a nitrogen atmosphere in the heating chamber to support the reflow process.

Where it fits in the process flow

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A reflow oven sits in the soldering stage of electronic assembly after solder paste deposition and component placement. A reflow oven belongs downstream of printing and placement and upstream of inspection and board handling steps.

What do the numbers mean?

Power & electrical4

Phase: 3 Phase^[2]; 50/60 Hz^[2]
Power: 3-phase^[2]
Power frequency: 50/60 Hz^[2]

Configuration & options10

Nitrogen^[2]
Max Temp: 400*C^[2]
Equipment type: Reflow oven^[1]
Atmosphere: Nitrogen^[3]
Maximum temperature: 400°C^[2]
Heated zones: 8 heated zones^[3]
Heated zones arrangement: 8 top & 8 bottom zones^[3]
Total length: 4.648 mm^[3]
Heating length: 2.540 mm^[3]
Cooling length: 711 mm^[3]

Vintage & configurations

2007Production start^[4]
BTU International announced the launch of the Pyramax 100 range in 2007.

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Phase3 Phase^[2]
Configuration50/60 Hz^[2]
Power3-phase^[2]
Power frequency50/60 Hz^[2]

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Frequently asked questions

What type of equipment is the BTU Pyramax 100 N?

It is a reflow oven.^[2]

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