Manual Tinning
Manual tinning procedures, characterized by the submersion of components into a tin bath, are susceptible to a range of human errors. These errors include inconsistencies in crucial factors such as dip time, dip angle, processing speeds, and overall precision. The manual tinning process is labor-intensive, requiring a high level of skill and experience from operators to maintain accuracy.
Automated Tinning machine
Our Automated Tinning Robot is the product of intricate engineering, elevating levels of precision and efficiency within engineering-controlled environments. Meticulously designed and calibrated, this robotic system ensures a heightened degree of accuracy in the tinning process, adhering to stringent standards.