IBL Minilab Vapor Phase Batch Soldering Oven

It can handle board assemblies up to approximately 304 × 274 × 80 mm (Width × Depth × Height), making it suitable for prototype and small-batch boards.

Yes — it’s designed specifically for development, prototyping, rework, and mini-series production. Its batch mode, tabletop unit format, and easy loading make it ideal in those settings.

It operates on 230 VAC, 50/60 Hz. Maximum heating capacity is about 1.8 kW, with typical power consumption around 0.8 kW/h.

The unit includes an automatic fluid level indicator, an integral heat exchanger to minimise liquid drag-out, and a maintenance-free transport system (patented) to ease regular operation.

Overall dimensions are about 730 mm (length) × 600 mm (depth) × 600 mm (height), with a weight of roughly 70 kg. It’s a tabletop unit, meaning it requires minimal floor space.

Features include an observation window into the process chamber, full automatic solder cycle, variable energy setup, and an integrated heat exchanger to reduce energy / fluid consumption.

Because it is a batch, small-batch, or prototype machine, throughput is limited. It supports hands-loading of boards rather than conveyor/inline loading. It may not be suitable for large-size or high-volume production where inline systems are more efficient.

It needs a water connection (½”, 2.5-5 bar, approx. 1 l/min) and uses about 3 kg of medium agent. The unit includes safety measures such as system monitoring (fluid/medium level) and is designed for 230 V mains.