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Latest revision as of 00:28, 25 November 2016

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29.jpg
Type Reflow oven
Make/Model Hamilton Beach toaster oven
Serial number ??
Original owner Jeremie
Loan status Semi-Permanent Loan
Arrival date Pre-2013
Location Workbench at the bottom of the stairs
Functional status Working
Usage permissions Open to All
Certification None
Wiki-ID 29
Label 1.0" 1.5" 2.0"

Specs

  • Was once a toaster oven
  • Heats to 260° C/500° F

Usage Notes

  • Do not use for food. Heated electronics give off toxins that may release into food.
  • Typically set to 260° C/500° F to reflow boards or flow solder paste on new SMT boards