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FX-801 Soldering Station 110V (American Plug)

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FX-801 Soldering Station 110V (American Plug)Click here to shop compatible soldering tips for FX 801 Heavy Duty Soldering Station. Super power with 300 W heater. Best used for soldering P. W. B with high heat capacity and high heat dissipation property. Large LED display enables viewing and operation. 230V, 3Core plug. Please choose the recommended tips for FX 8002 Soldering Iron or FX 8003 Nitrogen Soldering Iron. Connectable with N2 soldering iron (FX 8003) and N2 system Features FX 801 can

Click here to shop compatible soldering tips for FX-801

  • Heavy Duty Soldering Station.
  • Super power with 300 W heater.
  • Best used for soldering P.W.B with high heat capacity and high heat dissipation property.
  • Large LED display enables viewing and operation.
  • 230V, 3Core plug.
  • Please choose the recommended tips for FX-8002 Soldering Iron or FX-8003 Nitrogen Soldering Iron.
  • Connectable with N2 soldering iron (FX-8003) and N2 system
    Features

    FX-801 can provide tremendous heating performance with super power 300 W composite heater.

    Light weight handpiece -approx. 50 g

    • Light weight handpiece provides good workability and reduces burden in hand soldering.

    Large LED display

    • An LED display roughly double the size of a previous model is very easy to see.

    Preset mode

    • Up to 6 settings can be preset and easily called up by Up/Down buttons.
    • This is a convenient function to change set temperature quickly.

    Password function

    • Settings can be locked from unnecessary changes by password function.
    • Strict temperature control is possible.

    Auto Sleep/Auto Shut-off function

    • The function automatically drops tips temperature or turns off heater just by placing a handpiece in the holder.
    • This minimizes oxidation and thermal stress to soldering tip.

    Handles on unit body

    • Handles on unit body make it easy to carry.

    A wide variety of tip shapes

    • In addition to regular type tips, now slim type tips are added to the tip line-up to cover a wide range of applications. The composite tip, tip integrated with composite heater, makes tip replacement very easy.

    Compatible with N2 System (Option)

    • Replacing an iron part (FX-8002) with an optional N2 iron part (FX-8003), it enables use of N2 system.
    Specifications

    Model No.: FX-801

    • Power consumption: 300W
    • Temperature range: 50 to 500ºC
    • Temperature stability: ±5ºC at idle temperature

    Station

    • Output voltage: AC 29V
    • Dimensions: 145(W)×107(H)×211(D)mm
    • Weight: 3.9kg

    Soldering Iron

    • Power consumption: 260W (29V)
    • Tip to ground resistance: <2Ω
    • Tip to ground potential: <2mV
    • Heating element: Composite heater
    • Cord length: 1.2m
    • Total length: 228mm (with 4BC tip)
    • Weight: 50g (with 4BC tip)
    • * Total length and weight (w/o cord)
    Packing List
    1. Station
    2. Handpiece (FX-8002)
    3. Heat resistant pad
    4. Power cord
    5. Connecting cable
    6. Iron holder (with cleaning wire)
    7. Instruction manual
    Accessories

    Soldering Tip

    For the HAKKO FX-8002 and FX-8003, soldering iron tips are not supplied as accessories.
    Please purchase T33 Series soldering iron tip separately.

    T33 Series: Regular Type


    T33 Series: Slim Type

     T33 Regular
    Shape BC/C
    • T33-BC2
    • T33-BC3
    • T33-BC4
    • T33-BC5
    • T33-BC6
    Shape D
    • T33-D24
    • T33-D32
    • T33-D5
    • T33-D6
    Shape Concave
    • T33-1610
    • T33-1611
    T33 Slim
    Shape BC/C
    • T33-SSBC2
    • T33-SSBC3
    • T33-SSBC4
    • T33-SSBC5
    Shape D
    • T33-SSD24
    • T33-SSD32
    • T33-SSD16
    • T33-SSD6
    Shape Concave
    • T33-SS1610
    • T33-SS1611
    Replacement Parts

    Name

    Specifications

    FX8002-81

    Soldering iron FX-8002

    FH200-83

    Iron holder <w/ cleaning wire>

    B2300

    Heat resistant pad

    B3253

    Connecting cable

    599B-02

    HAKKO 599B tip cleaner


    Optional Parts

    Part No.

    Name

    FX8003-81

    Soldering iron FX-8003

    FH200-82

    Iron holder <w/ cleaning sponge>

    A1519

    Cleaning sponge
    * The replacement for A1536.

    A1536

    Cleaning sponge
    * Discontinued. The replacement is "A1519".

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