Inside a PCB Soldering Factory - in China

America was doing much this in the 70's, millions of stolen jobs.

Huge respect for such a detailed explanation of the process. Priceless!

great explaination

You need a Siplace. Nothing else.

The entire factory revolves around core machines designed and for most parts built solely outside of China. They just assemble and run the machines.

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Congratulations to all the people in this company for the excellent products they produce.

I work on the Burkle press that’s widely used throughout the world to press PCB.

You are a great explainer, nice video!

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You can tell it’s professional because of the amazing music 😎

That’s very impressive how the soldering has to be on the exact right dot. It looks much harder than an LED strip, which I have done before.

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Nice video

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Classic strange parts. Awesome tour thanks.

I still really want to know, do they soLder parts to the board or soDder? I believe that in America they use a mysterious process called soDdering which seems to be unique to the US whereas the rest of the world soLders. I always thought China soLders components but now it seems they have adopted the mysterious American process of soDdering. 🤔🤷😏😂

I’ve always loved the engineering and advancements that constantly go into pick and place machines. Multi-headed PNPs are especially interesting.

Came by to watch this again, never gets old. I'm going to check out the assembly service for my next board.

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I couldn’t help but notice the conveyor belt toaster is running Windows XP

Used to operate the printer and the machines at my last job and it always annoyed me when people stood behind me and talked about what I was doing to customers lmao. I hope they're better sports than I am. Another thing to note, the pick and place is such a pain sometimes when it can't find the fiducials. Happens a lot on printer too if people don't clean their stencils properly.

I like how they just throw away the components that are at the start of a reel

If u compare sanmina to this company .hhhh sanmina is no thing

Those copper pads look fairly gold to me. There are generally 3 things you solder to on a PCB and none of them are copper. They will be gold, silver and copper that has been pre-tinned with solder.

Longest commercial ever.

Isn't it possible that temperature and x-ray could damage some components ?

I didn't understood one part. How do components stay in place over the pcb on all those steps before the solder is heated and hardened?

Thank you mr cheng!

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I hope that wasn't my board that you touched while not wearing gloves or ESD equipment.

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Nice video

Way cool video, my killer robot has some boards that need doing, so i know who to come to, to have them made...

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The best way and most efficient way to inspect correct values of circuit to circuit at the end of the build is by use of Flying Probe Technology.

All these machines are also made in china. So chuns is now mostly using its own technology sng machines and is less reliant on european machines

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Are PCBWay and jlcpcb the same company/plant?

Thx I needed this for my electronics assignment…

the technology is awesome, but all the people assembling and inspecting... must be fucking boring

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I'm shocked at how manual this all is. makes me wanna automate it!

I used to work on smd machines but it was too stressful

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Even watching these details, tiny components etc, they all make me vomit. Who designs these small components? Who designs those machines? Everything is so starange

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