SOLDERING


U.S. Patent number D554,550.


U.S. Patent number D542,110, D480,522.


The HAKKO nitrogen soldering system can be used with any HAKKO soldering station that has a nitrogen compatible handpiece.


See chart on page 13.


for all your lead-free hand-soldering applications. The bench-top FX-780 Nitrogen Generator creates nitrogen gas from filtered, dry compressed air and the FX-791 Nitrogen Controller delivers it efficiently and uniformly to the nitrogen compatible soldering iron and soldering area. • Nozzle assembly envelops the soldering iron tip and delivers uniform nitrogen gas to the soldering area


The HAKKO nitrogen (N2


• The nitrogen flow can reduce or prevent oxidation from forming during the soldering process


For a complete list of tips and nozzle assemblies see pages 13 and 15. Nitrogen SOLDERING STATION


SPECIFICATIONS — Nitrogen Generator Part Number Model Name


FX780-01 FX-780


Air Supply Pressure


Concentration of Generated Air Generated N2 Gas Flow


Outer Dimensions (W x H x L) (w/o sockets and valve)


Weight


FX781-81 FX-781


0.3 - 0.7 MPa (44 - 102 psi) 99.9 % (max)


1.5L/min.


73 mm x 282 mm x 71 mm 2.9” x 11.1” x 2.8”


1.5 kg / 3.3 lb


SPECIFICATIONS — Nitrogen Controller Part Number Model Name


FX791-01 FX-791


Input Gas Pressure Output Gas Flow Input Hose


Outer Dimensions (W x H x D) Weight


Contents


0.2 - 0.9 MPa (28 - 129 psi) 0.25 - 2.5 L/min


6.0 mm / 0.24” OD (not included)


70 mm x 121 mm x 134 mm / 2.76” x 4.76” x 5.28” 600 g / 1.3 lb FX-791 (1 pc)


SPECIFICATIONS — Soldering Iron Part Number Model Name


FM2026-06 FM-2026


Power Consumption


Tip to Ground Resistance Tip to Ground Potential Cord Length


Length (w/o cord) Weight (w/o cord)


Contents 70 W / 24 V < 2 Ω < 2 mV 1.2 m / 4 ft.


205 mm / 8.0” w/ T17-D24 tip 231 mm / 9.1” w/ 2.4 D tip 45 g / 1.6 oz w/ T17-D24 tip


47 g / 1.7 oz w/ 2.4 D tip and nozzle assembly E


FM-2026 handpiece w/ sleeve cover FH-200 “sleeo” holder Connecting cable Tip and nozzle assembly NOT included


* Nozzle assembly required when using Nitrogen. 27 1-800-88-HAKKO


FM-2031 handpiece FH-200 “sleep” holder Connecting cable Heat resistant pad Tip and nozzle assembly NOT included


2.4L/min.


73 mm x 407 mm x 71 mm 2.9” x 16.02” x 2.8”


2 kg / 4.4 lb


FX-780 Nitrogen Generator High-volume, high-performance Nitrogen Generator • Concentration of generated N2


up to 99.9%


• Generator can be placed vertically or horizontally


• Part number: FX780-01 (sold separately, NOT included with any kit)


FX-781 Generator High-volume, high-performance Nitrogen Generator • Concentration of generated N2


up to 99.9%


• Generator can be placed vertically or horizontally


• Part number: FX781-81 (sold separately, NOT included with any kit)


FX-791 Controller Compact Nitrogen Controller • Controls the flow of nitrogen to the FM-2026 nitrogen iron with the FX-951, FM-206 and FM-203 soldering stations


• Controls the flow level from 0.25L/min to 2.5L/min.


(recommended level 0.5-1.5L/min.) and should be adjusted to the tip shape


• ESD-safe • Part number: FX791-01


FM2031-02 FM-2031


140 W / 24 V


FM-2026 Soldering Iron Soldering Iron (for the FM-203, FX-951 and FM-206 soldering stations) • Supplies hot nitrogen (N2


) gas to the soldering area


• The nitrogen gas is preheated as it passes along the ceramic heater in the FM-2026 handpiece


• Soldering efficiency can be improved as the hot nitrogen creates a preheating effect while reducing the amount of oxygen in the solder connection area (less oxidation)


• Part number: FM2026-06


FM-2031 Soldering Iron Nitrogen Compatible Heavy Duty Soldering Iron • Uses T22 tips (not included) • Compatible with the HAKKO FM-203 soldering station and FM-206 rework system


• Part number: FM2031-01 ) soldering system is the ideal solution


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