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Most PCB defects are born at the stencil. Run the Tension Rule, then see how a mesh tension meter catches a failing stencil in 10 seconds — before a single board is printed.
Residue you cannot see becomes leakage current, dendrite growth and coating failure months later. Clean it at line speed instead.
Every PCB line produces defects; what separates a profitable line from a struggling one is how early each defect type is caught.
Two desktop solder robots that turn hand-iron work into programmed, documented THT soldering with teach-pendant setup and ±0.02 mm repeatability.
A retrofitted through-hole AI insertion machine assembles a computing PCBA in a measured 29-second cycle — automatic loading, fast programming, repeatable insertion.
The S580 series strain gauge and SDL device map board flex in real time, so you catch strain that cracks BGA joints before it becomes a field failure.
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