
A hot air rework station built around a brushless turbine rather than a diaphragm pump, which is the distinction that matters on this class of tool.
A hot air rework station built around a brushless turbine rather than a diaphragm pump, which is the distinction that matters on this class of tool. A turbine…
A hot air rework station built around a brushless turbine rather than a diaphragm pump, which is the distinction that matters on this class of tool.
A turbine gives smooth, quiet, steady airflow with no pulsing. Pulsing air is what nudges small components out of position while you are heating a chip, and it makes the actual temperature at the board fluctuate even when the display reads steady.
The 861 series is a long-standing workshop standard for shield and BGA work, which also means nozzles and heating elements for it are easy to source.
Board-level repair shops doing daily hot air work.
A hot air rework station built around a brushless turbine rather than a diaphragm pump, which is the distinction that matters on this class of tool. A turbine gives smooth, quiet, steady airflow with no pulsing. Pulsing air is what nudges small components out of position while you are heating a chip, and it makes the actual temperature at the board fluctuate even when the display reads steady. The 861 series is a long-standing workshop standard for shield and BGA work, which also means nozzles and heating elements for it are easy to source. • Brushless turbine — smooth airflow with no pulsing • Stable temperature at the board, not just on the display • Widely supported: nozzles and elements are easy to source Compatible with: Phone logic board rework, QUICK 861 series nozzles.