
🔧 **Specifications:**
- Soldering Type: Manual or robotic soldering
- Material: Copper cable, tin-lead or lead-free solder
- Heating Element: Electric soldering iron
- Temperature Range: 300–400°C
- Application: Automotive, battery, electronics
⚙️ **How it works:**
1. The copper cable is stripped to expose the wire strands.
2. The strands are inserted into a ring or lug terminal.
3. Solder is applied using a high-heat iron directly at the joint.
4. Molten solder fills the gap between wire and terminal.
5. Once cooled, it forms a secure and conductive bond.
✅ **Advantages:**
- Strong electrical conductivity
- Corrosion-resistant terminal connection
- Reduces mechanical loosening
- Compact and clean joint formation
- Reliable for long-term use in harsh environments
❌ **Disadvantages:**
- Requires skilled handling or automation
- Risk of overheating components
- Slower than crimping for mass production
📊 **Productivity Impact:**
Compared to mechanical crimping, this soldering method improves electrical continuity and durability, making it preferred for applications that demand high reliability over high volume.
🏞️ **Best Used For:**
- Automotive battery connections
- Solar panel and inverter cables
- High-power electronics or UPS systems
- Electric vehicle wiring terminals
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