| Image | Part Number | Description / PDF | Quantity | Rfq |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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SRA Soldering Products |
853A++ PROGRAMMABLE QUARTZ PREHE |
8 |
|
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SRA Soldering Products |
852A ++ SMD DIGITAL HOT AIR REWO |
107 |
|
 |
SRA Soldering Products |
2702A+ ALL IN ONE DIGITAL HOT AI |
16 |
|
 |
SRA Soldering Products |
866 ALL IN1 DIGITAL HOT AIR REWO |
10 |
|
 |
SRA Soldering Products |
9378 PRO 60 WATT PROGRAMMABLE DI |
62 |
|
 |
SRA Soldering Products |
888A 2 IN 1 DIGITAL HOT AIR REWO |
0 |
|
 |
SRA Soldering Products |
AOYUE INT 9378 PRO WITH MACRO AN |
0 |
|
 |
SRA Soldering Products |
LEAD FREE SOLDER POT SP2000+ WIT |
16 |
|
 |
SRA Soldering Products |
2703A+ ALL IN ONE DIGITAL HOT AI |
44 |
|
 |
SRA Soldering Products |
738H 5 IN 1 DIGITAL HOT AIR REWO |
160 |
|
 |
SRA Soldering Products |
MINI SOLDER POT SP4000, 160 WATT |
0 |
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Soldering, desoldering, and rework stations are essential tools in electronics manufacturing and repair. These systems enable precise joining (soldering), removal (desoldering), and modification (rework) of electronic components on printed circuit boards (PCBs). With miniaturization of electronic devices and increasing complexity of surface-mount technology (SMT), these stations ensure high-quality connections while minimizing thermal damage to sensitive components. Their importance spans industries from consumer electronics to aerospace, where reliability and precision are critical.
| Type | Functional Features | Application Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Soldering Stations | Temperature-controlled soldering irons, hot-air systems, and infrared heating | PCB assembly, fine-pitch component soldering |
| Desoldering Stations | Vacuum pumps for solder removal, temperature-sensitive desoldering tips | Component replacement, PCB repair |
| Rework Stations | Multi-functional platforms combining soldering/desoldering with precision control | BGA/QFN package rework, prototype modifications |
Typical systems consist of: - Control Unit: Digital interface for temperature, airflow, and timing adjustments - Heating Element: Ceramic or carbon heating systems with rapid thermal response - Handpiece: Ergonomic design with interchangeable tips (soldering iron, hot-air nozzle) - Vacuum System: For desoldering applications (in integrated stations) - Temperature Sensors: Closed-loop feedback for 1 C accuracy
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Temperature Range | 100-450 C (standard), extended ranges available for specialty applications |
| Thermal Recovery | Ability to maintain set temperature under thermal load (critical for SMT) |
| Power Output | 50-200W depending on application requirements |
| Nozzle Compatibility | Interchangeable nozzles for different component sizes (0.3mm to 5mm) |
| ESD Safety | Electrostatic discharge protection for sensitive electronics |
- Consumer Electronics: Smartphone assembly (e.g., Apple iPhone motherboard repair) - Automotive: Engine control unit (ECU) manufacturing and repair - Medical Devices: Pacemaker PCB assembly requiring Class III IPC standards - Aerospace: Avionics systems with MIL-STD-2000A compliance - Prototyping: R&D labs for rapid circuit modifications
| Manufacturer | Representative Product | Key Features |
|---|---|---|
| Metcal | SX800 Selectable Output Series | SmartHeat technology with 256 temperature profiles |
| JBC | CD 2B Plus Rework Station | Modular design with instant heating cartridges |
| Aoyue | 968A+ Soldering Station | Advanced PID control, ESD-safe construction |
Consider: - Application type (precision SMT vs. heavy-duty repair) - Temperature stability requirements ( 2 C for BGA rework) - Tool interchangeability (multi-function stations save space) - Safety certifications (CE, ISO 13485 for medical applications) - Software integration (data logging for quality control) - Budget vs. long-term ROI (higher initial cost often reduces rework rates)
Emerging developments include: - AI-powered thermal profiling for adaptive soldering - Miniaturization of hot-air nozzles for 01005 component handling - IoT-enabled stations with cloud-based process monitoring - Increased adoption of lead-free soldering systems (RoHS compliance) - Integration with automated optical inspection (AOI) systems