Wertheim/München | From November 12 to 15, electronica once again attracted the entire electronics manufacturing industry to Munich. The world´s leading trade fair celebrated its 60th anniversary in 2024 and underlined its global significance with 3,480 exhibitors and 80,000 visitors as well as an impressive range of technologies and solutions that will pave the way for the “All Electric Society”.
As a leading system supplier for electronics production, Ersa was represented with an attractive stand in Hall B1. There, the business unit for soldering tools presented its high-performance and efficiency-oriented solutions for rework, inspection and hand soldering. An outstanding example of this is the Ersa hybrid rework technology, which is suitable for all conceivable applications in repair soldering and always keeps an eye on sustainable added value. It makes no difference whether manual or automated processes are involved. The absolute highlight was the presentation of the new high-end model HR 600P, the first Ersa table-top rework system with automatic residual solder removal, which sets new standards in automation.
Many visitors were looking for comprehensive process data documentation in hand soldering – and found what they were looking for at Ersa in the intuitively operated IoT soldering station i-CON TRACE, which impresses with its seamless traceability, MES connection and strong performance. The response to the new i-CON MK2 series soldering stations was just as positive, with their high performance (20% more performance), resource efficiency and innovative tip´n´turn concept for changing tips in no time at all. “We would like to thank all visitors to electronica – we had many exciting discussions with customers and interested parties. Our development presented exactly the innovative solutions that our industry will need in the future,” said Hansjürgen Bolg, Head of Ersa´s Tools, Rework & Inspection business unit.
