DESOLDERING


The FR-301 desoldering tool puts the performance of an industrial desoldering station into a compact and lightweight hand tool that can be used on the workbench or in the field.


Features and Benefits • N61 Series desoldering nozzles optimize performance


• Easy-to-clean solder recovery chamber minimizes maintenance and reduces waste


• Fast release tool for the quick-change nozzle system


FR-301 PORTABLE DESOLDERING TOOL


SPECIFICATIONS Part No.


Model Name


Power Consumption Temperature Range


FR301-03/P FR-301 140W


660° ~ 930°F (350° - 550°C)


Nozzle-to-Ground Resistance < 2 Ω Nozzle-to-Ground Potential Vacuum Source Vacuum Pressure Suction Flow


Standard Nozzle (included) Cord Length


< 2 mV


Single-Cylinder diaphragm pump 81 kPa (610 mm Hg / 24 in. Hg) 11 L/min


N61-08 (Ø1.0 mm / 0.04”) 1.8 m / 5.9 ft.


Optional Holders


• Closed-loop sensor integrated heating system for improved thermal performance


• Compatible with Lead-Free solders • Ergonomic grip design to minimize stress on your hand and wrist


• Unique pump design that lowers vibration and noise, but improves vacuum pressure and flow


• Easy-to-use adjustable temperature control built into the handle


• Includes storage case and maintenance accessories


REPLACEMENT PARTS Part No. A5047 B5016 A5044 B5104 B5185 B5195


CONTENTS Part No.


Description


Heating element (120V) Nozzle wrench


Ceramic paper filter (Large) set of 10 pcs. Pre-filter Filter pipe


Back holder P/N: 633-01 P/N: 633-02 U.S. Patent number D740,091.


Description FR301-03/P


Desoldering tool Nozzle wrench Pre-filter Ceramic paper filter (Large) (1 installed, 1 replacement) Ceaning pin for 1.0 mm nozzle Cleaning pin for heating element 1.0 mm nozzle (1 installed) Holder


Instruction manual


Part No. - -


B5016 B5104 A5044 B1087 B1085 N61-08 C5003 n/a


41


1-800-88-HAKKO


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