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- 27 September 2014Hi Jan,
We had the same problem with the THT components and we bought a wave soldering machine last month, after some research what is the best solution.
http://youtu.be/kciPI46m_wI
You can cover the SMD parts with a peel able soldering mask or frame, so that the soldering wave do not get contact with the parts.
If you have some questions you can contact me via eMail.