What is another word for dip solder?
Pronunciation: [dˈɪp sˈɒldə] (IPA) 
Dip soldering is a process in which a component is soldered onto a printed circuit board. Synonyms for dip solder include wave soldering, selective soldering, and flow soldering. Wave soldering is a method in which the PCB is passed through a wave of molten solder to solder all the components on the board at the same time. Selective soldering involves a process in which the solder is sprayed onto the specific parts of the PCB that need to be soldered. Finally, flow soldering is a method similar to wave soldering, but instead of a wave, the components are dipped in the molten solder to achieve the desired connection. These techniques are widely used in electronic manufacturing for efficient and reliable solder joints.
