RELATED PRODUCTS


IRON HOLDERS


SPECIFICATIONS Part No. Size


mm / inch 602


88.9 mm x 106.7 mm 93.5” X 4.2”


605M* 607


96.5 mm x 165.1 mm 3.8” X 6.5”


633-01 83.8 mm x 185.4 mm 3.3” x 7.3”


602


Weight oz.


3


Cleaning Sponge


P/N: 602-029 Use With


N452, N453, N454 (DASH), 918, 920, 921, 922 (MACH-1), 455, 456


NONE 21 P/N: A1042 14


P/N: 599-029 (cleaning wire)


N452, N453, N454 (DASH), 918, 920, 921, 922 (MACH-1), 455, FX- 600, FX-650, FR-300


583, 585, 587, 589 (MG)


N452, N453, N454 (DASH), 918, 920, 921, 922 (MACH-1), FR-300, 455, 456, 808, FX-600, FX-650


633-02 83.8 mm x 185.4 mm 3.3” X 7.3”


12 P/N: A1519


N452, N453, N454 (DASH), 918, 920, 921, 922 (MACH-1), FR-300, 455, 456, 808, FX-600, FX-650


FH300- 01/P


Footprint is: Ø85 x 128 (D) mm


17.71 P/N: A1519


N452, N453, N454 (DASH), 918, 920, 921, 922 (MACH-1), 980, 981, FX-600, FX-650


* The HAKKO 605M iron holder offers superior heat resistance and thermal insulation. With the HAKKO 605M, the soldering iron can be placed in the toolbox immediately after finishing soldering work.


633-01 611 633-02 607 FH-300 605M


• •


SOLDER REEL STAND •


Maximum 1 kg / 2.2 lb spool of solder wire can be used


(611-2) Holds two spools of solder wire


Different diameters of solder wire can be used on the two reels


• The solder wire can be pulled smoothly from either reel, which contributes to operator efficiency


• ESD-Safe by design


SPECIFICATIONS Part No.


Outer Dimensions W x H x D


611-1 Solder is not included. 611-2


Shaft Diameter Weight


611-1


87 mm x 78 mm x 141 mm


3.4” x 3.1” x 5.6” 15 mm / Ø0.6”


450 g / 1.0 lb


611-2


87 mm x 200 mm x 141 mm


3.4” x 7.9” x 5.6” 15 mm / Ø0.6”


750 g / 1.7 lb


65


1-800-88-HAKKO


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