Hakko Heating Gun
Hakko Heating Gun
Hakko FV-310 Heating Gun
Ideal for use in a variety of heating operations including drying paint, processing shrink films and shrink tubing, drying resin putty for sheet metal, repairing automobile urethane bumpers and applying long-length floor materials or vinyl moldings
Hakko FV-310 Heating Gun
Features
- Lightweight, ergonomic design for easier handling and simpler operation.
- Powerful heating for a wide range of work.
- Temperature and airflow control knob.
Specifications
| Model No. | FV-310 |
| Power Consumption | 1000-1300 W |
| Temperature range | 80-530°C |
| Air Velocity [m/min] | 600 |
| Air Flow [m’/min] | 0.15-0.25 |
| Dimensions | 240(W) x 190(H) x 70(D) mm |
| Temperature adjustment | 1-5 (control knob) |
| Air volume control | 1-5 (control knob) |
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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