PCB mounting
Always the ideal solution
With our PCB connection technology, you can freely select the ideal mounting type.
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Wave soldering
Wave soldering is a soldering process where, depending on the assembly method, through-hole electronic components or connection elements are soldered onto the PCB manually or using pick-and-place machines.
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THR soldering
THR soldering mounting technology combines the solder connections of through-hole technology, which are particularly stable in mechanical terms, with the production processes of surface mounting, which can be automated efficiently.
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SMT soldering
Surface mounting components are soldered directly onto the top or bottom of the PCB by means of solderable contact surfaces.
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Press-in technology
Mounting without soldering? Press-in technology makes this possible. This mounting type is characterized by easy mounting and high holding forces.
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Direct plug-in technology
Fitting connectors directly onto the PCB – how does that work? Simply push the direct connectors onto the contact pads on both sides of the PCB – and you're done.
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SKEDD direct plug-in technology
SKEDD is an innovative mounting technology for connecting PCB connectors directly to the PCB via through-contacted bore holes.
The product range for PCB mounting is suitable for manual assembly as well as semi and fully automated production processes. Here you can find out about the areas of application of the different mounting types as well as their requirements and advantages.
Your advantages
- High degree of flexibility when it comes to choosing the mounting technology
- High degree of reliability, thanks to DIN/IEC certification
- Expert design-in support, thanks to product specialists and online tools
- Individual product design with tailor-made customer-specific versions and developments
- Professional training covering all aspects of the use of PCB terminal blocks and PCB connectors in automated soldering processes
Always the right mounting type for your requirements
The comprehensive PCB connector and pin strip product range offers solutions for various manufacturing processes. This means that you can assemble PCBs efficiently and process them reliably.
Wave soldering
Wave soldering is the classic soldering process for manufacturing electronic modules that are predominantly assembled with through-hole components. The soldering contact inserted through the PCB and the soldering on the bottom of the PCB are characteristic of this soldering process.
THR soldering
Through-hole reflow soldering (THR) enables the integration of through-hole components made from high-temperature material into the SMT reflow process. During this process, the through-hole contacts are inserted into the holes filled with soldering paste and soldered using the reflow soldering process.
SMT soldering
Surface mount technology (SMT) is used for surface mounting components. The components are assembled on the PCB surface in solder paste and soldered using the reflow soldering process. This method requires special components with corresponding surface contacts.
Press-in technology
Press-in technology is a solder-free mounting technology featuring low press-in force and high holding force. The component pin contacts have an elastic press-in zone, which ensures reliable contacting and low contact resistance.
Direct plug-in technology
Direct plug-in is a solder-free mounting technology that does away with pin strips. The plug contacts the corresponding pads on the edge of the PCB directly. These pads must be provided in the PCB layout.
SKEDD direct plug-in technology
SKEDD is an innovative mounting technology which connects PCB connectors directly to the PCB via through-contacted bore holes. Mounting is tool-free and an additional header is not required. Body-bound rivets ensure a reliable and vibration-resistant connection.
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