Weller WHA3000PS

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Mfr. Model WHA3000PS

Catalog No. WHA3000PS

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Weller WHA3000PS

Our Part No. WHA3000PS

Mfr. Model WHA3000PS

Catalog No. WHA3000PS

The Weller WHA3000PS Digital Hot Air Station with Built-in Turbine, WBHS Circuit Board Holder and WHP3000 Heating Plate has high-end versatility to meet the users most demanding rework challenges, including repair of fine-pitch components on densely-packed boards.

Self-contained benchtop unit
Set and read temperatures are digitally displayed on bright, clear LCD
Temperature and air flow are independently controlled
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$5,847.95 Price $7,310.00

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Key Features

Self-contained benchtop unit features powerful internal air source for maximum portability
Suitable for demanding repair tasks involving complex fine pitch surface mounted components
700 watts of power allow work on larger dual in-line and quadpack components
Set and read temperatures are digitally displayed on bright, clear LCD
Temperature and air flow are independently controlled
Controlled output maintains set temperature regardless of air flow setting
Memory stores up to 10 thermal profiles to ensure process repeatability
Special ionizing circuit assures hot air is static-free to protect sensitive components
WBHS circuit board holder supports circuit boards up to 12.2 x 12.6 in. for outstanding versatility
IR heating plate with heated area of 4.7 x 7.5 in. and 3 ceramic elements ensures controlled, even heat
Compatible with optional Type K thermocouple to measure temperature on specific areas of PCBs
Foot switch includes three positions: Off, Hot Air, Vacuum
Hot air iron features vacuum pickup for easy component removal
Hot plate can be independently controlled or integrated into control system of the WHA3000P

Specifications

Power Consumption: 700W
Input Voltage: 230 V
Output Voltage: 120 V
Temperature Range: 122°F to 1022°F (50°C to 550°C)
Temperature Accuracy: +/- 86°F (+/- 30°C)
Pump Type: Rotary Vane
Vacuum Pressure: - 0.6 Bar
Air Flow Volume: 5 to 50 l/min.
Dimensions: 9.5 x 10.6 x 6.7 in. (240 x 270 x 170 mm)
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Details

The Weller WHA3000PS Digital Hot Air Station with Built-in Turbine, WBHS Circuit Board Holder and WHP3000 Heating Plate has high-end versatility to meet your most demanding rework challenges, including repair of fine-pitch components on densely-packed boards. A thorough design concept combines maximum process safety with ease of use and technically advanced application solutions. A comprehensive range of accessories adds to the possible uses of this repair workstation.

The hot air temperature at the hand-piece can be adjusted over the range of 50°C to 550°C (122°F to 1022°F). The air flow rate is generated via an internal turbine and can be adjusted between the range of 5 l/min to 50 l/min. Hot air temperature and air flow rate are digitally controlled.

The vacuum necessary for lifting the component is integrated into the nozzle system and can be activated to suit the operating mode chosen. Two operating modes are provided:

1) The Manual operating mode can be used for manual work at the hot air temperature and air flow rate set. Hot air and vacuum can be activated using the foot switch, manual remote control console or directly on the control Panel.

2) The Automatic operating mode establishes a program with a 3-step time/temperature profile, and can be used in conjunction with the WHP3000 Heating Plate.

The parameters for hot air temperature, air flow rate, temperature of the WHP3000 Heating Plate and vacuum function can be adjusted separately and can be saved as a Rework Profile for the specific application.

The WBHS Circuit Board Holder with hot air pencil stand holds the HAP3 hot air pencil perpendicular to the printed circuit board under repair, raises and lowers it precisely onto the component being reworked.

Positioned beneath the WBHS circuit board holder, the WHP3000 Heating Plate preheats a circuit board under repair to reduce possibility of thermal damage.

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