
Wave Soldering Fingers and Titanium Claws: The Conveyor Consumable That Decides THT Solder Quality
Every THT board that crosses a Wave Soldering machine is carried by its edges on conveyor fingers — the claw-shaped links that hold the PCB through fluxing, preheat, the solder wave and cooling. They are among the least expensive parts on the line and among the most decisive: worn or corroded claws change board flatness, wave contact and solder bridging. This guide from Southern Machinery covers titanium claws and resin claws — what they do, how to choose between L and V profiles, what to confirm before ordering, and how the consumable fits a complete SMT/THT PCB assembly line.

