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Page 25 LCD Soldering Stations from Aven
Ann Arbor, MI — Aven has introduced two LCD soldering stations with wide operating tempera- ture ranges that are ESD safe for use with SMT components, audio equipment and radio-controlled devices. Each workbench station contains an iron holder, supply storage and a tip cleaner in its com- pact unit. The company designed the stations for all types of projects from those of engineers to re- pair technicians or even hobbyists. The larger sta- tion is suitable for design, prototyping, limited pro- duction, PC board repair and other maintenance. The lead-free soldering station has a blue-
backlit LCD screen for easy temperature reading. The ceramic heat exchange system has a range of 160 to 480°C (320 to 900°F) regulated by a preci- sion microprocessor. The iron, which has a rubber grip and comes with a replaceable pointed tip, ac- cording to the company, goes from room tempera- ture to 350°C (662°F) in about 30 seconds. The 60W tool has a 4 ft. (1.2 m) cord and nests in a secure holder between uses.
Hemco: Containment Work Area
Independence, MO — Specifically de- signed for isolating hazardous mate- rials, the Hazmax Containment Work Area from Hemco Corporation has been engineered to isolate appli- cations including large equipment distillation procedures, pilot plant requirements, sampling, weighing, and dispensing operations.
The storage stand is detachable and has a coiled brass cleaner and recessed area for removing tip debris, as well as a pull-out sponge tray. The portable soldering station is a compact
set which weighs less than two pounds. It uses minimal bench space and can be easily moved be- tween work stations. The 30W iron has a rubber grip and a pencil-style tip. The iron is stored atop the ceramic heater in a holder with a safety guard. The unit also has an LCD with blue backlight, and a small drawer for extra tips and parts. The unit’s operating temperature range is 160 to 550°C (320 to 1,022°F). Five styles of replacement tips, including chis-
el, conical and knife choices are available as well. The company also offers lead-free or regular
solder in rolls and tubes, a 550W soldering pot, tool kits, an adjustable circuit board holder, and desol-
dering wicks and pumps. Contact: Aven, Inc., 4330 Varsity Drive,
Two styles of soldering systems from Aven.
Ann Arbor, MI 48108 % 734-973-0099 fax: 734-973-0097 E-mail:
sales@aveninc.com Web:
www.aveninc.com
Containment area for hazardous materials.
Protection from hazardous sub-
stances is ensured by the varaflow baffle systems and bypass inlets to safely vent vapors, odors and pow- ders from a work area. The ventilat- ed work area itself is constructed of corrosion resistant composite resin surface panels. Tempered glass, hor- izontal sliding-door panels provide convenient access to the work area. Vapor-proof or explosion-proof light- ing is provided. A secondary containment basin,
constructed of seamless composite polyresin, has coved corners and a sloped bottom to facilitate draining and cleaning of any spillage. A raised fiberglass grate deck floor allows spilled material to flow through. In addition, specific require- ments can be met through a variety
of safety and service accessories. Contact: Hemco Corp., 711 S.
Powell Road, Independence, MO 64056 % 800-779-4362 or 816-796- 2900 E-mail:
info@hemcocorp.com Web:
www.hemcocorp.com
cables@helukabel.com
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