SOLDERING
SOLDERING
The HAKKO FX-889 dual port soldering station is the long awaited update to the favorite basic dual port soldering iron, the HAKKO 928. This station has the same great improvement in performance as the HAKKO FX-888D had over its predecessor.
Features and Benefits • Up to 5 user programmable presets for each port • Digital calibration • Password Lockout • Low temperature alarm • Each port operates as an independent soldering station with full power output allowing true simul- taneous use of the various handpieces that can be connected to the HAKKO FX-889
Note: The FX-889 station does not include any soldering iron handpiece. The following soldering iron handpieces can be used with the FX-889 soldering station (sold separately): • FX-8801 Soldering Iron (uses T18 Series tips - p. 14) • FX-8802 (N2 version of the FX-8801) • FX-8803 (Soldering gun with manual solder feed trigger)
• FX-8804 (SMD hot tweezers) • FX-8805* (Large soldering iron) *uses T18 and T19 Series tips (page 14 and 19)
Available Handpieces for FX-888D & FX-889
SPECIFICATIONS Part No.
Model Name Input Voltage
Power Consumption Temperature Range Temperature Stability1 Temperature Control Temperature Presets Output Voltage
FX-8801 Standard Soldering Iron
FX-8802 Standard Soldering Iron with N2 capability
Dimensions (W x H x D)
Weight ESD-Safe
DUAL PORT SOLDERING STATION
FX889-04/P FX-889
120 VAC 50/60 Hz 135 W max
50° - 480°C / 120° - 899°F ±1°C / ±1.8°F at idle
Microprocessor control using closed-loop sensor 2 - 5 (default = 5) 26 V
157 mm x 121 mm x 149 mm 6.2” x 4.8” x 5.9”
2.1 kg / 4.6 lb Yes
1 — Within the set temperature range of 200° - 480°C / 400° - 899°F
CONTENTS Part No.
FX-8803 Soldering Gun with Manual Solder Feed
FX-8804 SMD Hot Tweezers
FX889-04/P FH801-81 B2419 B5125 N/A
FX-889
Description
FX-889 soldering station Dual iron holder Power cord
Cable identification band (2 pcs) Instruction manual
FX-8805* Large Soldering Iron
Access the digital catalog at
HakkoUSA.com
FX-8803 Holder
FX-8804 Holder 1-800-88-HAKKO 26
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