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The I.C.T Lyra Series reflow soldering oven is a mature product that has been proven by years of market application. With its reliable performance and stable operation, the Lyra Series has held a strong position in the reflow soldering oven market for many years. Its exceptional heating performance and precise temperature control system fully meet the requirements of various lead-free soldering processes.
Developed through I.C.T’s years of technical research and innovation, the Lyra Series represents the crystallization of our expertise in reflow soldering oven technology. As a high-end solution, it is designed to keep pace with evolving market demands, helping manufacturers enhance competitiveness and improve production quality.
With a forward-looking design concept, the Lyra Series reflow soldering oven is perfectly suited for diverse soldering applications, covering communications, automotive electronics, household appliances, computers, and a wide range of consumer electronic products.
Lyra Series Reflow Soldering Oven
High effective flux management system
High stability nitrogen protection system
High performance cooling system
Support the CBS, Split Unit
| Model | Lyra 622/622N | Lyra 733/733N | Lyra 933/ 933N |
| Quantity of preheating zones | 6 | 7 | 9 |
| Quantity of peak zones | 2 | 3 | 3 |
| Max. soldering temperature | pre-heating zones 300 °C and peak zones350 °C | ||
| Quantity of cooling zones | 2 | 2 | 3 |
| Mesh Width | Standard 440mm( Option 560 & 680mm ) | ||
| Rail Width | Single Rail: 50 - 460mm, Option: 50 - 686mm other Width on request. Dual Rail Standard: 50 - 290mm*2 | ||
| Dimensions | 5150*1400*1500mm | 6250*1400*1500mm | 6950*1400*1500mm |
| Weight | 2600 kg | 3000 kg | 3400 kg |
* I.C.T keeps working on quality and performance, specifications and appearance may be updated without particular notice.
Q1: How does a reflow oven work?
A reflow soldering oven works by using a controlled heating system to melt solder paste and form strong solder joints between electronic components and the PCB. The process follows several heating zones – preheating, soaking, reflow, and cooling – to ensure uniform temperature distribution. With precise temperature control, a reflow soldering oven guarantees reliable connections and consistent soldering quality in mass production.
Q2: How to reflow solder in an oven?
To reflow solder in an oven, you need to first apply solder paste onto the PCB pads, place electronic components in position, and then pass the board through a reflow soldering oven. Inside the oven, the PCB goes through a carefully designed thermal profile: the solder paste is heated, melted, and then cooled to create solid solder joints. Using a professional reflow soldering oven ensures repeatable results and minimizes soldering defects.
Q3: How to use a reflow oven?
Using a reflow soldering oven involves setting the correct temperature profile according to the solder paste specifications and PCB design. Operators load the PCB assemblies onto the conveyor, and the boards automatically pass through different heating zones. By adjusting parameters such as conveyor speed, peak temperature, and cooling rate, the reflow soldering oven can achieve high-quality soldering for various electronic products, including automotive electronics, communication devices, and consumer electronics.
The I.C.T Lyra Series reflow soldering oven is a mature product that has been proven by years of market application. With its reliable performance and stable operation, the Lyra Series has held a strong position in the reflow soldering oven market for many years. Its exceptional heating performance and precise temperature control system fully meet the requirements of various lead-free soldering processes.
Developed through I.C.T’s years of technical research and innovation, the Lyra Series represents the crystallization of our expertise in reflow soldering oven technology. As a high-end solution, it is designed to keep pace with evolving market demands, helping manufacturers enhance competitiveness and improve production quality.
With a forward-looking design concept, the Lyra Series reflow soldering oven is perfectly suited for diverse soldering applications, covering communications, automotive electronics, household appliances, computers, and a wide range of consumer electronic products.
Lyra Series Reflow Soldering Oven
High effective flux management system
High stability nitrogen protection system
High performance cooling system
Support the CBS, Split Unit
| Model | Lyra 622/622N | Lyra 733/733N | Lyra 933/ 933N |
| Quantity of preheating zones | 6 | 7 | 9 |
| Quantity of peak zones | 2 | 3 | 3 |
| Max. soldering temperature | pre-heating zones 300 °C and peak zones350 °C | ||
| Quantity of cooling zones | 2 | 2 | 3 |
| Mesh Width | Standard 440mm( Option 560 & 680mm ) | ||
| Rail Width | Single Rail: 50 - 460mm, Option: 50 - 686mm other Width on request. Dual Rail Standard: 50 - 290mm*2 | ||
| Dimensions | 5150*1400*1500mm | 6250*1400*1500mm | 6950*1400*1500mm |
| Weight | 2600 kg | 3000 kg | 3400 kg |
* I.C.T keeps working on quality and performance, specifications and appearance may be updated without particular notice.
Q1: How does a reflow oven work?
A reflow soldering oven works by using a controlled heating system to melt solder paste and form strong solder joints between electronic components and the PCB. The process follows several heating zones – preheating, soaking, reflow, and cooling – to ensure uniform temperature distribution. With precise temperature control, a reflow soldering oven guarantees reliable connections and consistent soldering quality in mass production.
Q2: How to reflow solder in an oven?
To reflow solder in an oven, you need to first apply solder paste onto the PCB pads, place electronic components in position, and then pass the board through a reflow soldering oven. Inside the oven, the PCB goes through a carefully designed thermal profile: the solder paste is heated, melted, and then cooled to create solid solder joints. Using a professional reflow soldering oven ensures repeatable results and minimizes soldering defects.
Q3: How to use a reflow oven?
Using a reflow soldering oven involves setting the correct temperature profile according to the solder paste specifications and PCB design. Operators load the PCB assemblies onto the conveyor, and the boards automatically pass through different heating zones. By adjusting parameters such as conveyor speed, peak temperature, and cooling rate, the reflow soldering oven can achieve high-quality soldering for various electronic products, including automotive electronics, communication devices, and consumer electronics.
