When working with electronics, choosing the right soldering station is important. Whether you're a beginner, hobbyist or professional, the right soldering station will make your projects smoother and more precise. Hakko offers a wide range of soldering stations that cater to everyone.
Basic Soldering Station
A basic soldering station usually includes a soldering iron, a tip and an iron holder, along with the added benefit of temperature control. The Hakko FX-888DX Soldering Station features a rotary encoder that lets you adjust the temperature between 50ºC and 480ºC. Its user-friendly interface makes it perfect for anyone. With a fast heat-up time, exceptional reliability and long-lasting tips, the Hakko FX-888DX ensures smooth and efficient soldering every time.
Dual Port Soldering Station
A dual-port soldering station like the Hakko FX-972 Soldering Station offers the same essential features as a basic soldering station, but with added versatility. They support a range of handpieces, including SMD rework tweezers, micro soldering irons, N2 soldering irons, heavy-duty soldering irons and desoldering tools. This flexibility lets you tackle a variety of components and applications without the need to constantly swap handpieces or adjust settings, making it ideal for more complex or diverse soldering tasks.
Induction Heating Soldering Station
The Hakko FX-100 Soldering Station is equipped with an Induction Heating System that provides consistent, direct heat to the soldering tip, making it ideal for high-density micro-soldering. Additionally, the station features a 'Power Assist Function' that detects any drop in tip temperature during the soldering process and automatically increases the output. This minimizes temperature fluctuations and ensures quick recovery, enhancing both soldering efficiency and the quality of the results.
Internet Enabled Soldering Station
The Hakko FN-1010 Soldering Station stands out for its advanced IoT capabilities, enabling precise temperature control and full traceability of the soldering process. It is ideal for production lines, where it allows for continuous monitoring and quick identification of any variances or issues, ultimately enhancing quality control and process efficiency. Its real-time tracking ensures that each soldering station operates within the correct parameters, optimizing the manufacturing process and reducing defects.