Environmental Requirements For SMT Processing - KingSheng PCBA

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Through environmental control, SMT factories can ensure a high yield rate, stable operation of equipment and compliance with customer factory inspection requirements. The production environment of the SMT assembly factory should be maintained with appropriate cleanliness, temperature and humidity, stable power and air sources, proper static electricity protection, good lighting conditions and effective ventilation and exhaust measures, etc.

1. The power of the power supply is more than double the power consumption.

2. Clean and dry purified air is required, so it is necessary to de-oil, de-dust and de-water the compressed air.

3. Reflow and wave soldering equipment needs to be equipped with exhaust fans

4. Set the appropriate temperature and humidity meter according to the size of the workshop, carry out regular monitoring, and be equipped with facilities to adjust the temperature and humidity.

5. Workers should wear anti-static clothing, shoes, and anti-static wristbands to enter the workshop. Anti-static work areas should be equipped with anti-static floor, anti-static table mats, anti-static bags, turnover boxes, PCB racks, etc.

The production environment of an SMT assembly factory is crucial to product quality, equipment lifespan and production efficiency. It is also an important foundation for ensuring high-quality production of electronic products. It can create a stable and reliable production environment for SMT assembly processing, thereby guaranteeing the welding quality of electronic components, reducing adverse phenomena in the production process and improving production efficiency. Meet the market's demand for high-quality electronic products.

The production environment requirements for SMT assembly factories are rather strict, and these requirements are aimed at ensuring the quality of electronic products and the stability of the production process. Only by integrating environmental control into the entire production process can "zero-defect" manufacturing be truly achieved, ensuring the reliability and lifespan of smart electronic products.