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.
![A Global ETS technician wearing blue gloves using tweezers to perform re-tinning on an electronic component using a solder pot.](https://cdn.gets-usa.com/service/Retinning/tinning_old.png)
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.
![Close-up of Global ETS’ automated semiconductor re-tinning machine, surrounded by various equipment and cables.](https://cdn.gets-usa.com/service/Retinning/tinning_new.png)