SpirflameÒ

product of Spirig USA®

For more information, see the Spirflame Catalog
 
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 Is a microflame generator with an electronically stabilized, adjustable output, providing consistent axial heat and extended operating life, where ever there is a thermally sensitive application, SpirflameÒ should be considering the job.

The SpirflameÒ is used for precision:

Soft-brazing, brazing, annealing, spot heating, silver soldering, welding, hardening, polishing and flaming of plastic surfaces before print.

If you are outside of the Allen Technology territory and interested in an industrial application, here are some contacts (please mention this webpage in your correspondence, we don't track our customers' clicksthroughs):

 For Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, South Carolina, contact M & M Associates 800-627-5481 or email them at sales@mnmassociates.com

 For Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and Wisconsin, contact RAH Associates 219-836-0500 or email them sales@rahassoc.com

 If your interest in outside industrial applications, or you don't have a representative in your area, contact Solder Absorbing Technologies at 800-499-9933 or serve4gwm@aol.com

 
Photo Copyright©2000 by Spirig USA
 
Photo Copyright©2000 by Spirig USA

The extremely fine maginetic wire must be soldered to the terminals, but the wire is so thin, the capillary forces of the molten solder between a soldering iron tip and the wire would snap the wire. Only the Spirflame could do the job.

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These heavy silver alloy coated connector pins need to be soldered directly to the printed circuit board in this automotive application. The ordinary wave soldering process could not deliver enough concentrated heat for a good joint. Only the Spirflame could do the job.
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