Soldering
Soldering is a critical process in MRI coil repairs, directly impacting the coil’s longevity, signal quality, and overall performance. It lasts years in the field after the repair is completed.
Over time, solder joints can degrade due to wear, heat exposure, and mechanical stress, leading to poor signal quality, intermittent failures, or complete coil malfunctions. That’s why all technicians and engineers qualified to solder on medical devices must have the proper soldering certifications. Without these certifications, there is no way to guarantee that soldering work is up to standard. Even with the correct replacement parts, poor soldering can result in image degradation or require additional repairs within weeks. That’s why we focus on high-quality materials and advanced soldering techniques, ensuring durability and OEM-level reliability.