SUGON 8630 Pro Hot Air Gun BGA Desoldering Rework Station (New Upgrade – Pluggable Handle)

Brand: SUGON

Power: 1300W

Input Voltage: AC 110V/220V

Temperature range: 100℃~500℃/212℉~932℉

Air volume range: 1~200 Levels

Overall dimensions: 188 × two hundred and forty-five × 135mm

Features:

- The SUGON 8630 Pro Hot Air Gun is a revolutionary tool for professionals, featuring an innovative pluggable air gun handle for convenient upgrades and replacement of parts. Enjoy increased control and ease of use with this revolutionary design.

- The SUGON 8630 Pro Hot Air Gun features 1300W high-power output for rapid, efficient heating. It utilizes a pure copper transformer and a brushless eddy current fan for stable, enduring performance. With a large air volume, it's perfect for quick projects or detailed work.

- The SUGON 8630 Pro Hot Air Gun is designed for efficient, real-time operation. Featuring four CH buttons, each of which can synchronously call and set the storage host's four working storage memory channels, as well as a one-button cold air function, you'll have convenient control over your workflow.

- Experience convenience with the SUGON 8630 Pro Hot Air Gun. Featuring a magnetic switch-controlled handle, it automatically enters sleep mode when placed on the handle frame. Easily set parameters while in this sleep mode for an efficient, stress-free user experience.

Use:

1.Suitable for disassembling and welding various components such as SOIC, chip, QFP, PLCC, BGA, etc.

2. Suitable for heat shrinking, drying, paint stripping, degluing, thawing, preheating, disinfection, adhesive welding, etc.

3.Adjustable air volume. Suitable for fields that require a small amount of air and a large amount of air.

4. Suitable for lead-free hot air desoldering.

Notes:

- High voltage is dangerous! The large pipe must be disassembled and assembled when the power is off.

- High temperature is dangerous! The large pipe must be disassembled and assembled after it has cooled down.

- Please do not disassemble and install the large heating tube repeatedly, otherwise, it will easily cause the installation screws to slip.