Introducing the WXA 2010 from Weller, this digitally controlled 200 W hot air station can independently control the power of two different tools. Push buttons provide easy temperature control for complex hot air and soldering applications. The WXA 2010 station supports two tools with the hot air being infinitely adjustable, easily readable through the display in a percentage. The WXA 2010 station set is supplied with a hot air iron, a hot air nozzle and soldering iron rest. The station is safe to use within ESD protected areas.

The power unit features a central push click button to precisely control the temperature to suit the application, with an easy to read large LCD display. The temperature range is from 100°C to 550°C (200°F to 999°F), offering a great deal of flexibility for various soldering applications. The hot air is fully adjustable through a rotary knob on the top of the unit, with the percentage displayed. Three operating modes for different applications, allowing you to tailor the output of the hot air. A USB port on the unit enables you to connect it to a PC for data logging. This soldering station is ESD protected and offers a temperature accuracy of ±9°C. WX soldering irons heat up incredibly quickly and can be used immediately. There is a 3.5mm jack plug and socket on the back of the soldering unit for equipotential bonding. Equipotential bonding enables you to be ESD safe by joining metalwork that may be earthed, to avoid any potential malfunctions from ESD.

Part of this WXA 2010 hot air soldering set is the WXHAP 200, this hot air soldering iron is compatible with an extensive range of nozzles. The 200W hot air iron an adjustable, directional hot airflow and the temperature range is from 50°C to 550°C. The ergonomic design enables comfortable working and it is safe for working in ESD protected areas.

The Weller WDH 30 for use with the WXHAP 200 hot air irons. Designed to safely store the iron when cooling down or between jobs. Equipped with a dry tip cleaning system.

Soldering irons are used to work and rework solder in all manner of applications, particularly in repairing or building PCB circuit boards with SMD and through-hole components. They are commonly used in electronic prototyping and production, and any application where a circuit board component might have to be removed or adjusted. Soldering irons are often used by:

This solder station only shows Centigrade (°C). The temperature range is from 100°C to 550°C (200°F to 999°F).

This soldering station has both UK and EU plug adapters.

Hot Air - Weller