Hakko FX951 Professional Thermally Controlled Soldering Station & Soldering Iron with Tip Set Kit – Compact 75W High Power - Interchangeable Composite Tips – 91 Varieties (5 Included) - UK Plug

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United Kingdom (Deutsch, English) (Nederlands, français, English) (Português) (Български) (English, français) (简体中文, English) (čeština, English) (dansk, English) (eesti keel) (suomi, English) (français, English) (Deutsch, English) (magyar, English) (English) (English) (Italiano,English) (한국어) (latviešu) (lietuvių k. Fine tip and slim heater ensure your sophisticated soldering for precise components on high density PWB under microscope. I doubt you are going to get people argue against the benefits of a desoldering iron, if you are doing a large amount of desoldering it's a huge time saver. The Hakko compact, yet powerful soldering station that is ideal for a wide variety of soldering applications for both hobbyists and professionals.

It will discuss the features and benefits of the station, cover the power and temperature specifications and display the setting and changing of the temperature.

Also available is the FM2032 micro soldering iron for more intricate designs and smaller components and the FM2026 nitrogen soldering iron which allows for a more efficient work flow. Batter Fly has been present for years within the MePa, the electronic market of the public administration.

T15 tips are used with the FM2027 and FM2028 Soldering irons used with stations FX951, FX952, FM203, FM204 and FM206.Not that you want to breathe solder fumes anyway, but it was motivation enough to turn on another fan to blow away the smoke. variations of HAKKO Tips accommodate various types of soldering from IC modifications to soldering to power sections. To put these new tools to the test, took the sky-wired circuit from Building an H-Bridge from a salvaged Uninterruptible Power Supply and soldered it on a perforated RadioShack circuit board. The compact Hakko FX-951 digital soldering station is a professional station with a power of 75 watt.

I can't compare it to systems I haven't tried, but I have tried 'clone' tips and they just sucked compared to the OE Hakko. There was also the Hakko 701 unfortunately the desoldering iron tips are fairly obsecure these days to find.And yeah, he has bragged about killing a tip a month, barely soldering anything at all compared to a production solderer.