REWORK
REWORK
The 851 hot air rework station is ideal for soldering and desoldering small surface mount chip components, heating heat-shrink tubing, and other local heating operations.
• Adjustable temperature control from 100°C - 540°C / 212°F - 1004°F
• The air volume sensor has an ‘ultra-light’ setting • ESD-Safe by design
Uses • Soldering and desoldering of small surface-mounted chip components
• Shrinking tubing, heating tests and other local heating operations
REPLACEMENT NOZZLES Part No. A1065 A1066 A1067 A1147 A1344
Description
Nozzle Ø1.5 mm / 0.06” Nozzle Ø2.0 mm / 0.08” Nozzle Ø3.0 mm / 0.12” Nozzle Ø1.0 mm / 0.04”
Nozzle / dual single bent Ø1.0 mm / 0.04”
SPECIFICATIONS Part No.
Model Name Part No. A1065 Inside dia 1.5 mm (0.06 in.) Part No. A1147 Inside dia 1.0 mm (0.04 in.)
Power Consumption Station
Power Consumption Pump
Part No. A1066 Inside dia 2.0 mm (0.08 in.) Part No. A1344 Inside dia 1.0 mm (0.04 in.)
Capacity Fuse
Outer Dimensions W x H x D (w/o handle and iron)
Iron Part No. A1067 Inside dia 3.0 mm (0.12 in.)
Power Consumption Heating Element
Hot Air Temperature Standard Nozzle Length (w/o hose)
80W Ceramic heater
100° - 540°C / 212° - 1004°F A1066 (nozzle Ø2 mm) 217 mm / 8.54”
HEATING ELEMENT Part No. A1068
CONTENTS Part No. 851-2
851-2 851 85W
5W
Diaphragm type 6 L/min. (max.) 2A
167 mm x 101 mm x 182 mm 6.57” x 3.98” x 7.15”
SMD REWORK STATION 851
Description Heating element 80W / 120V
Description Station
Hot air rework iron (connected to station) Iron holder Nozzle holder
Nozzle Ø1.5 mm / 0.06” Nozzle Ø2.0 mm / 0.08” (Attached to Iron) Nozzle Ø3.0 mm / 0.12”
* Hot air rework iron cannot be purchased separately. Access the digital catalog at
HakkoUSA.com 1-800-88-HAKKO 54
Part No.
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B1190 B1212 A1065 A1066
A1067
4 mm (0.16 in.)
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