SD-3500

SD-3500

SD-3500

Product catalog summary

Product Overview

The ReplacementConnector Machine by DEN-ON INSTRUMENTS CO., LTD is designed for the safer rework of connectors using hot air technology. This method enhances safety during connector replacement processes.

Key Features

  • Utilizes hot air to facilitate connector rework, reducing risk compared to traditional methods.
  • Equipped with a laser pointer for precise targeting during operation.

Manufacturer Information

Produced by DEN-ON INSTRUMENTS CO., LTD, located in Tokyo, Japan. Contact details include telephone and fax numbers, as well as an email address for rework inquiries.

Additional Notes

The product is made in Japan, ensuring quality manufacturing standards.

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Catalog excerpts

SD-3500-1

ESD Connector Replacement Machine Hot Air Connector Removal Machine Uses Hot Air for Safer Rework of Connectors Solves the Problems of Flow Solder Rework! db DEN-ON INSTRUMENTS CO.,LTD

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SD-3500-2

Compact Front Control Panel Smartly arranged front panel allows for quick start-up and use. 7 Segment LED Display Equipped with a 7 segment display that shows temperature and a variety of other errors. Allows confirmation of the work. External Thermo-couple Input Solder melt temperature can be measured by connecting a K-type thermocouple to the solder area. Allows for a more controlled method of working instead of working by “feel.” Internal Memory and Security Functions Up to 10 different profiles can be stored into memory and called up with a simple touch of a button. Unauthorized change of...

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