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Plate 01HELLER MK7 Reflow Soldering Oven
Plate 02HELLER MK7 Reflow Oven
Process applications and technology nodes documented for this tool.
| Designation | Generation | Vintage | Changes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1936 MK7 | — | — | Variant with 5900 mm oven length, 10 heated zones, 3600 mm heated length, 3 cool zones, and standard maximum working temperature of 350°C. | web.archive.org[1] |
| 1707 MK7 | — | — | Variant with 3615 mm oven length, 7 heated zones, 1920 mm heated length, 1 cool zone, and standard maximum working temperature of 350°C. | web.archive.org[2] |
| 1913 MK7 | — | — | Variant with 5900 mm oven length, 13 heated zones, 3560 mm heated length, 3 cool zones, and standard maximum working temperature of 350°C. | web.archive.org[3] |
| 1826 MK7 | — | — | Eight heated zones mentioned in the description; belt speeds up to 1.88 m/min; oven length 465 cm; heated length 360 cm; two cool zones; standard maximum working temperature 350°C with 400°C option. | hellerindustries.com[4] |
| 2043 MK7 (3 Cooling Zone) | — | — | Thirteen heating zones; belt speed up to 1.88 m/min; cooling zones: 3; length 6.774 m; width 1520 mm; height 1.440 m; weight 4180 kg; conveyor speed 250 - 1,880 mm/min. | sinerji-grup.com[5] |
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No publicly documented production dates or lifecycle milestones (introduction, end of production, EOL) for the MK7 are on record.
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Last updated Jul 29, 2026.