Hot Air Station
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 ACHI IR PRO SC HOT AIR INFRARED BGA REWORK STATION AA  US $1,116.99
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 Hot air IR –Heating BGA Rework Station US $1,035.00
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 HART 200A Hot Air Solder Rework Station US $895.00
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 Lead Free Hot Air Soldering Station AOYUE 2702A 110V US $242.00
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 Aoyue 768 SMD SMT Hot Air 3 in1 Repair Rework Station US $235.00
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 AOYUE 908 Hot Air Repair soldering rework station US $228.29
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 Brand New 2 in 1 SMD Rework Soldering Station HOT AIR Tool IRON US $208.00
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 new AOYUE 968 SMD Hot Air 3 in1 Repair Rework Station110V US $208.00
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 AOYUE 768 Hot Air Soldering Station 110V US $205.00
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 AOYUE 852A SMD SMT Hot Air 2 in 1 Rework Station US $188.00
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 Expedited 220V AOYUE 968 Hot Air 3 in1 SMD Rework Station US $187.00
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 Brand New QK857D Intelligent Hot Air Rework Station US $185.00
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 NEW 220V Atten 8305 Hot Air Rework Station Heat Gun 220V US $183.38
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 new ATTEN AT8305 Advanced Hot Air Rework Station 220V US $183.36
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 NEW 110V AOYUE 968 SMD SMT Hot Air 3 in1 Repair Station US $180.99
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 220V AOYUE 852A SMD SMT Hot Air Rework Station US $169.00
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 brand new 110v aoyue 852A SMD Rework Station Hot Air Gun US $168.82
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 Gordak 952D 2 in 1 Hot Air station Electric Iron US $165.77
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 Gordak 952V 2 in 1 Hot Air station Electric Iron US $165.37
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 Hot Air station 2 in 1 Electric Iron Gordak 952D US $165.17
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 Digital Hot Air Rework Solder SMT Soldering Station Uni US $161.10
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The Firefighters Battle For The Garage
When the flames were growing higher Jim knew that the alarm bells would be sounding soon. He just did not know how long it was going to be until they started to go off. Thankfully Jim knew that it was not his home that was in need of help, but it was his neighbors. That is when he decided that he had better get ready to go to the firehouse to battle this beast.
Jim quickly grabbed a pair of pearl izumi shorts and ran out of the house. The bad thing was he did not realize that he grabbed the wrong pairs when he was leaving the house. He quickly realized what he did though and decided to turn around before the guys at the station seen him in what he was wearing.
When he was in the house he heard the tones start dropping telling the department about the fire he already knew about. Thankfully it was his neighbor that called it in and stated that it was only the garage. Jim soon thought though and came to the realization that this was where the neighbor kept his diamondback bikes. However, that was the least of his worries as he headed out the door for what would hopefully be an easy run.
Jim quickly ran out to his mongoose mountain bike and hopped onto it. He started pedaling as fast as his legs could carry him. The station thankfully was close to his house, but it would still take him a minute or two before he reached the station. Then he would see what kind of response they got.
He jumped into the cab and turned on the key to the truck so the diesel could start warming up. He also pushed the garage door button so that the door could start going up. The door quickly went up so he knew that this would not be a problem when he went to pull the truck out of the door.
They started talking about who would drive, but then they noticed the address and decided that Jim could have the nozzle since he knew the house. Thankfully he had been in the garage only the day before so he know not a whole lot would change over night.
As Jim took the nozzle into the garage he could see the dim glimmer of flames in the back corner. He headed in that direction and cracked the hose open onto the fire. The flames quickly went out and they walked out of the building knowing they had made one heck of a stop.
Reflow soldering using hot-air rework station
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