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This hot-air rework station is great for professionals and hobbyists in need of tight temperature tolerances and large air flows. This unit displays a digital readout of the actual air temperature with a flow rate of up to 24L per minute. This very powerful unit can be used for multiple applications including standard SMD reflow/repair/removal, thermal IC stress testing, thermoplastic welding, and shrink-wrapping.
Each 8508D Hot-Air Rework Station has two knobs on the front of the case to control air flow as well as temperature. This rework station even has a detachable power cable so if you happen not to live in North America, you can replace it to fit your own standard plug provided it still uses 110/220V.
- 8508D Hot-Air Rework Station
- Wand Holder
- 3x Round Nozzle Tips
- Instruction Manual
- Input Voltage: AC220V/AC110V
- Power: ≤700W
- Heater Type: Skeleton
- Airflow Type: Diaphragm Pump
- Airflow Value: ≤24L/min
- Temperature Range: 100°C~450°C
- Temperature Stability: ±1°C
- Shows Type: LCD Display
- Handle Line: ≥100cm
- Noise: ≤45dB
- Work Environment: 0~40°C
- Storage Environment: -20°C~80°C
- Storage Humidity: 35%~45%
- USB Electric Current: 2A
- Dimensions: 185 x 245 x 125mm
Hot-Air Rework Station - 8508D Product Help and Resources
How to Use a Hot Air Rework Station
April 10, 2018
Hot-air stations or heat guns are very useful tools and are essential for any electronics workbench. When working with or building printed circuit boards, there is a lot of room for errors to be made. Have no fear though, there are ways to remedy this with a hot air rework station!
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