Hakko FX-100 Soldering Station
Hakko FX-100 Soldering Station
The HAKKO FX 100 is a world class induction heating soldering station. Better thermal recovery using HAKKO’s proprietary technology “Power Assist”. No Calibration required. It is best suited for soldering spots that are difficult to reach and for spots that require a lot of heat. It is easy to use soldering station with three button operation. LCD display shows information about: wear on tips, duration of time for which the tip was powered and temperature type of the tip used for soldering.
Specifications
| Model No. | FX-100 |
| Power Consumption | 28W (85W) |
| Temperature Range | T31-01 Series: 450ºC, T31-02 Series: 400ºC, T31-03 Series: 350ºC |
| Temperature Stability | ±1.1ºC |
- Station
| Output Power | 50W |
| Output Frequency | 13.56MHz |
| Dimensions | 127(W)×150(H)×167(D)mm |
| Weight | 3kg |
- Soldering Iron
| Tip to Ground Resistance | <2Ω |
| Tip to Ground Potential | <2mV |
| Heating Element | IH (Induction heating) |
| Cord Length | 1.3m |
| Total Length | 190mm with 2.4D tip for 350ºC, 400ºC / 193mm with 2.4D tip for 450ºC |
| Weight | 31g (with 2.4D tip for 400ºC) |
Features
HAKKO’s IH soldering station achieves excellent thermal performance in soldering with the principle of IH (High-Frequency Induction Heating) that heats a soldering tip directly. The thermal power that does not decline even with a smaller tip is very effective in micro soldering.
Raising the world standard in induction heating soldering irons
Induction heating for excellent thermal efficiency
| The unique Induction Heating (IH) system used by the HAKKO FX-100, which automatically heats the tips and rapidly returns it to the fixed temperature whenever a load is applied to the tip, includes HAKKO’s proprietary “Power Assist” function. This function provides less temperature drop and improved thermal recovery when soldering. And if you need a bit more power for those challenging solder joints, just select “Boost Mode”. |
*Power Assist is HAKKO’s proprietary function that monitors current, detects drops intip temperature, and
increases power to assist thermal recovery characteristics.
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A next-generation IH soldering iron
| Featuring a small tip that packs enough heat power to change the face of high heat capacity, high-density micro-soldering. Unlike resistance-based heating systems that control temperature by turning heater power on and off via a sensor, the tip itself produces heat and maintains a constant temperature in induction heating system. This system comes into its own when using a small tip to solder spots requiring a lot of power. |
Design emphasizes both functionality and workability
| 2013 Good Design Award winner. The FX-100 enables smooth soldering of difficult areas thanks to a thin, light cord and responsive grip. |
Simple three-button operation
Large LCD displays information for easy operation and management.
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Profile Lets you register station name, user names, solder types, for easier management and status confirmation. |
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Tip Loads Lets you track tip wear by automatically recording the number of soldering operations*. *This feature is only intended to serve as a general guide. |
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Tip Time Counts the length of time that the tip has been powered on. If you set a time with the alert function, the system will notify you when it is time to replace the tip. |
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Tip Type Displays the temperature type of tip currently in use. |
Industries Powered By Soldering Stations
Automotive Industry
In the automotive sector, soldering stations are used to join radiator cores, electrical components, and wiring harnesses.
Aerospace and Defense
Aerospace and defense industries rely on soldering for critical applications. Soldered connections withstand extreme conditions, including high temperatures and vibrations.
Consumer Electronics
Soldering stations are indispensable in the production of consumer electronics. From smartphones to home appliances, soldered connections are vital for functionality.
Electronics and Electrical Engineering
Soldering is at the heart of electrical engineering. Engineers use soldering stations to create solid connections between electronic components on circuit boards, ensuring proper functionality
Medical Device Manufacturing
Medical devices require precise soldering to ensure safety and reliability. Soldering stations are used to assemble components in devices like pacemakers, diagnostic equipment, and surgical tools
Automotive Industry
In the automotive sector, soldering stations are used to join radiator cores, electrical components, and wiring harnesses.
Aerospace and Defense
Aerospace and defense industries rely on soldering for critical applications. Soldered connections withstand extreme conditions, including high temperatures and vibrations.
Consumer Electronics
Soldering stations are indispensable in the production of consumer electronics. From smartphones to home appliances, soldered connections are vital for functionality.
Electronics and Electrical Engineering
Soldering is at the heart of electrical engineering. Engineers use soldering stations to create solid connections between electronic components on circuit boards, ensuring proper functionality
Medical Device Manufacturing
Medical devices require precise soldering to ensure safety and reliability. Soldering stations are used to assemble components in devices like pacemakers, diagnostic equipment, and surgical tools
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