Automated Hand Soldering Case Studies

On average, introducing automation reduces our clients’ manufacturing cycle times by a minimum of 20%, with this number increasing as your business scales.

This is due to the systemic approach of an automated hand soldering robot, and the fact that robots can work longer hours with less downtime.

The average US salaried professional solder technician is hired with two weeks of PTO and five sick days. Effectively, 120 hours of “downtime” per calendar year.

The SB-1 has an average downtime of less than 72 hours per year and has no issues with working weekends. Our clients typically see their production downtime reduced by up to 40%.

The human resources costs that go into hiring skilled soldering technicians and addressing turnover are minimized, if not virtually eliminated, with the introduction of the SB-1 into your assembly line.

Freeing these funds allows you to put more of your business budget into research, product development, and customer retention.

We’re happy to provide you with a more detailed case study analysis. For the protection and privacy of our clients, we don’t publish those materials publicly online.

Let’s connect to discuss how SB-1 can reduce and future-proof your production costs, boosting your profit margins.