Batch Flip Type SMT Soldering Fixture with Toggle Clamps for Batch PCB Wave Soldering

This batch flip type SMT soldering fixture uses flip cover structure and stainless steel toggle clamps. Multiple jigs can be produced in one batch, fast clamping and reliable PCB holding for mass SMT production.

Batch flip type SMT soldering fixture, flip cover jig with orange heat-resistant sealing frame and toggle quick clamps for PCB wave soldering

This batch flip type SMT soldering fixture adopts flip-up cover design fitted with heavy-duty stainless steel toggle clamps. The flip cover can be opened fully for simple PCB placement, then closed and locked quickly by toggle clamps. A heat-resistant silicone frame is embedded along the cover edge to block tin splash and protect PCB surface. This model is suitable for standardized mass production, many identical flip jigs can be manufactured in one batch for production line expansion. The base plate is high temperature composite material with low thermal expansion. Each cavity is precisely sized to hold PCB flat without warping. The toggle clamps are durable and easy to replace after long time use. This jig is widely adopted by high-volume SMT factories running consistent PCB models.

Key Features

  • Flip cover + toggle quick clamp design, fast PCB loading and locking
  • Heat resistant silicone edge frame, block tin splash and contamination
  • Standardized structure, support batch production of multiple identical jigs
  • Replaceable toggle clamps for simple maintenance

Applications

  • High volume SMT production with stable PCB models
  • Mass PCB wave soldering requiring many identical carriers
  • SMT factories with fast cycle time requirements

FAQ

Q1: Does the silicone frame on the flip cover withstand repeated high temperature?
A1: High-temperature resistant silicone is used, stable performance under normal wave soldering temperature cycles.

Q2: Can the flip jig be customized for different PCB sizes?
A2: Yes, we can adjust cavity dimension and cover size to match your PCB specification.

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