Name: 750W SMD Rework Soldering Station 2in1 Hot Air Soldering Iron LCD Display Welding Station For BGA PCB IC Repair 8898
Brand: Frontier General Hardware
SKU: 171236 | Color: Brown | Voltage: 110V US PLUG | Ships From: China
Price: 109.49 CAD
Availability: InStock

Product Description

Meet the 750W SMD Soldering Station model 8898—a compact, 2-in-1 hot air rework station that pairs a high-power hot air heater with a precision soldering iron. Built for BGA PCB IC repair and general SMD rework, this dual-tool setup lives in one footprint, delivering factory-grade control for demanding electronics work.

Two-in-one design for space-saving rework

Save bench space without sacrificing capability. The combined hot air gun and soldering iron share one integrated station, making setup and transitions between rework tasks faster and cleaner.

Dual-display precision and intelligent safety

Dual LCD digital displays provide independent, precise temperature readouts for both hot air and soldering iron channels.
Intelligence self-detection function supports safe personal operation, alerting you to potential issues before they affect your work.
Automatic cooling function helps extend heater life and protect the hot air heater during cooldown and idle periods.
Extremely low noise operation and a space-saving design keep your workspace comfortable and efficient.

Power, range, and performance you can trust

Hot air heater: 750W output, temperature range 100°C–500°C, temperature stability ±1°C, air flow up to 150 L/min.
Soldering iron: 80W, temperature range 180°C–500°C, temperature stability ±1°C, designed with an ESD-safe construction and a ceramic heater.
Voltage and frequency: works with AC voltage options AC100-130V or AC220-240V and 50/60 Hz, accommodating regional power standards.

Versatile use cases

Ideal for delicate SMD components, BGA packages, and intricate PCB IC work. The broad temperature ranges for both hot air and iron enable everything from gentle reflow to robust tinning, while the 150 L/min airflow provides efficient heat delivery for quick desoldering and component removal.

How to use

Clean the electronic components to be soldered.
Once the iron reaches temperature, avoid going too high—recommended 300–400°C.
Apply a small amount of solder to the heated iron tip to prevent oxidation, then rub the tip to evenly spread solder across the surface.
Begin the soldering or rework process.