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- Soldering tip polisher best suited for the removal of oxidation on soldering tips
- Oxidized films firmly sticking to tips are removed using a supplied brush
- It prevents the shortening of service life of tips caused by oxidation
Soldering related equipment and materials/Maintenance kits
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| "Maintenance kit for
oxidized soldering tips" Especially suitable for soldering tips oxidized by Lead-free solder and high temperature solder By using the brush and accessory "Chemical Paste"HAKKO FS-100: |
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Oxidation can be removed without causing damage to the soldering tip |
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Diamnonium phosphate is not included |
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Power saving with 3 power consumption. |
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BEFORE Oxidized tip |
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AFTER Polished and retinned tip |
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1. Remove the oxidation. |
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2. Quickly re-tin the tip. | |
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3. Remove the chemical paste HAKKO FS-100 attached to the tip end. Clean the tip end with HAKKO FT-700, cleaning sponge or cleaning wire. |
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 Cleaning sponge |
 Cleaning wire HAKKO 599B |
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4. Feed the solder wire to the tip. | |
| NOTE: | When the tip temperature is over 400ºC, even if the oxidation film is removed by "HAKKO FT-700 tip polisher", the tip can turn to be oxidized quickly again. |
| When the oxidation cannot be removed by the above procedure |
| When the oxidation is hard, it sometimes cannot be removed even by the HAKKO FT-700. In this case, use the brush which is included in the unit as the accessory. |
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| (1) Remove oxidation the brush. | (2) Clean with FT-700 | (3) Re-tin with HAKKO FS-100 and perform the operation No.3 and 4. |
| NOTE: | When the brush is used, small scratches may be
produced on the iron plating surface of the tip. Do not always use the brush, but use only when oxidation cannot be removed by cleaning with HAKKO FT-700. |
