SASinno × The D-Code
Mike Young, CEO & General Manager of SASinno Americas, sat down with Sean, Elias and Daniel to talk wave, selective and laser marking machines that are built to be maintained. Four videos, one full episode.
The overview
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Meet SASinno Americas
Six process lines, one idea: machines your own techs can keep running. Mike walks through the lineup, from wave and selective to the Star I-1 benchtop and the LM510 laser marker.
Elias put it simply: "And now I hear about you guys all the time."
Sean's shop, K&F Electronics, runs a SASinno Ultra I-1 selective machine. Rework on its through-hole jobs dropped from about 300 hours to 9.
One machine per video
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Wave solder built to maintain
The fluxer pulls out, the preheater unplugs, the pot rolls out. Selectable fluxing uses 1.3 ml instead of 3 ml, saving 57% of the flux.
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Selective uptime
An electromagnetic pump heated to the base, so there's no 5–10 minute wait. A pot trolley swaps lead and lead-free, and a 6am–6pm schedule heats it before your crew arrives.
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The LM510 laser marker
Marks QR codes, text and barcodes, then scans, grades and repairs them. Available as a flipper, dual-gantry, or an island with destacker.
The interview
SASinno Americas
- MakesSelective soldering, wave soldering and laser marking systems
- Based inWashington, Missouri: showroom and demo facility
- LeadMike Young, CEO & General Manager