Product Information

N2 System

Setting temperature

Preheating effect of N2 system allows for setting at low temperature and protecting heat-sensitive components. Look at the following graphs showing the difference of soldering time with / without nitrogen gas in case of HAKKO FX-951 and HAKKO HAKKO FX-838.

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for components requiring a large amount of heat
HAKKO FX-951 HAKKO FX-838
Thermal recovery comparison graph of HAKKO FX-838 with HAKKO FX-951
Test method:
Measure the time until the workpiece reached to 250℃ at 5-points; setting temperature is 320℃ with nitrogen gas and 340 ℃ without nitrogen gas.
Board:
Paper phenol copper, single-sided
Component:
Connector
Tip shape:
T12-D24 without nitrogen gas
T13-D24 with nitrogen gas
Setting temperature:
340℃ without nitrogen gas
320℃ with nitrogen gas
Solder:
Lead-free solder (Sn-3Ag-0.5Cu) ø0.5

HAKKO FX-951 窒素ガス効果（こて先温度20℃低く設定）

*Please refer to above values, which vary depending on soldering condition.
Test method:
Measure the time until the workpiece reached to 250℃ at 5-points; setting temperature is 320℃ with nitrogen gas and 340ºC without nitrogen gas.
Board:
Paper phenol copper, single-sided
Component:
Connector
Tip shape:
T20-D24 with / without nitrogen gas
Setting temperature:
340℃ without nitrogen gas
320℃ with nitrogen gas
Solder
Lead-free solder (Sn-3Ag-0.5Cu) ø0.5

HAKKO FX-838 set temperature comparison with/without N2 system

*Please refer to above values, which vary depending on soldering condition.

Comment
As the above, when using N2 system, soldering time is the same even at the 20 ℃ lower set temperature by preheating effect. Preheating alleviates a rapid heat and allows a lower temperature setting, resulting in protecting heat-sensitive components.

Soldering time