Hakko 851-2, SMD Rework Station
Hakko 851-2 — SMD Hot Air Rework Station
The Hakko 851-2 is a professional SMD hot air rework station designed for removing and replacing surface-mount components including BGA, QFP, QFN, and other SMD packages. It features precise temperature and airflow control, a digital display, and ESD-safe construction for use in sensitive electronics manufacturing and repair environments.
Key Specifications
- Part Number: 851-2
- Type: Hot air SMD rework station
- Application: BGA, QFP, QFN, and SMD component rework
- Temperature Control: Digital, precise
- Airflow Control: Adjustable
- ESD Safe: Yes
- Display: Digital
Applications
- BGA, QFP, QFN, and SMD component removal and replacement
- PCB rework and repair in electronics manufacturing
- Prototype and production rework stations
- Aerospace, defense, and medical device electronics repair
- ESD-sensitive assembly environments
Frequently Asked Questions
What component types can the Hakko 851-2 rework?
The 851-2 is suitable for reworking BGA, QFP, QFN, SOIC, and other surface-mount components. Nozzle selection determines the component types and sizes that can be effectively reworked. Compatible nozzles are available separately.
What nozzles are compatible with the Hakko 851-2?
The Hakko 851 series uses a range of hot air nozzles for different component sizes and packages. Compatible nozzles include the Hakko A1065 (1.5mm) and A1066 (2.0mm), among others. Contact MTE Solutions for the full nozzle selection for your specific rework needs.
Is the Hakko 851-2 ESD safe?
Yes. The Hakko 851-2 is ESD-safe, making it suitable for use in ESD-controlled environments and on ESD-sensitive assemblies.
What is the difference between the Hakko 851-2 and the Hakko FR-810?
The 851-2 is a hot air rework station focused on SMD component rework. The FR-810 is a more advanced hot air rework system with additional features for high-volume or precision rework. Contact MTE Solutions for a comparison based on your specific rework requirements.
Can the Hakko 851-2 be used for lead-free rework?
Yes. The precise temperature control of the 851-2 supports lead-free rework processes. Lead-free alloys typically require higher temperatures than leaded solder — ensure your temperature profile is validated for your specific board and component combination.
