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Revision as of 08:33, 14 October 2014
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| Type | Hot Air & Soldering Iron Rework Station |
| Make/Model | GQ 5200 SMD Rework Soldering Station |
| Serial number | ??? |
| Original owner | Donated by purchase: Wes, Wil, Travis, Mike M, Peter, Shannon, Jorgen, Daryl, & James |
| Loan status | Owned by Protospace |
| Arrival date | 05 May 2013 |
| Location | Electronics Workroom |
| Functional status | Working |
| Usage permissions | Open to Members |
| Certification | Demo required |
| Wiki-ID | [[{{{id}}}]] |
| Label | 1.0" 1.5" 2.0" |
Specs
- 120V AC
- Separate hot air & soldering iron
- Separate controls: air temp, air speed, iron temp
- 270W
- 390-900 'F
- Air capacity 24L/min max
- 4 air nozzle sizes
- 12 soldering iron tips
Usage Notes
- Max temperature is usually far too hot for normal soldering, keep at reasonable temperature to extend tip life
- Do not unplug unit prior to cooldown below 140'F, fan stays on to cool air after switches turned off
- Careful where hot air tip is pointed, is scalding hot air capable of lighting fires
- Keep sponge wet and regularly tin and wipe tip to keep clean
- Do not bend air or soldering cords excessively, will ruin unit