The hot air BGA rework station is a specialized piece of equipment used for the repair and rework of electronic components, particularly suited to handling chips with BGA (Ball Grid Array) packaging. The hot air BGA rework station uses hot air as the heat source, blowing hot air onto the BGA package through a hot air gun or nozzle to achieve soldering. Its temperature rises relatively slowly and its thermal efficiency is relatively low, but it provides relatively uniform temperature control, making it suitable for temperature-sensitive components. It integrates various functions such as a hot air gun, preheating station, and electric soldering iron, enabling efficient heating and desoldering of BGA chips soldered onto motherboards or other electronic components. Due to its uniformity in temperature control, the hot air rework station is typically used in situations that require precise temperature control, especially in lead-free soldering environments, where it may provide nitrogen protection to prevent metal oxidation.
Temperature curve setting.
High-definition touch screen operation allows real-time display and editing of temperature curves. Each set of temperature curves can be divided into 8 sections, and up to 100 sets of temperature curves can be stored, with an auto-temperature calibration feature.
Laser red dot positioning guidance.
Laser indication for PCB and component positioning.
Vacuum adsorption.
External vacuum pick-up tool for easy placement and removal of BGA.
Power Supply
AC220V±10% 50/60HZ
Power
5.0KW (maximum), Top Heater (0.8KW), Bottom Heater (1.2KW), Infrared Preheater (2.7KW), Others (0.3KW)
PCB Size
410*370mm (maximum); 10*10mm (minimum)
BGA Chip Size
40*40mm (maximum); 10*10mm (minimum)
Infrared Heater Size
375*285mm
Operation Method
High-definition touch screen
Control System
Proprietary heating control system V1
Positioning System
Laser dot
Dimensions
L635*W620*H655mm
Safe Usage
Ensure to follow safe operation procedures when using the hot air BGA rework station to ensure personal and equipment safety.
Regular Maintenance
Conduct regular cleaning and maintenance of the equipment to keep it in good condition.
Professional Operation
It is recommended that the equipment be operated by professional or trained personnel to ensure repair quality and equipment safety.
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