best rework station??

[THE GSM WORLD]

which is the best rework station,please advice

[THE GSM WORLD]

yihua 898b
yihua 898
220V AOYUE 968 Soldering Station
yihua 853da

[suresh nair]

ERSA is the best rework station.But everybody cannot afford

[HtcGalicia]

Yes Sir, ERSA IR550 is the best

[reparatieplus]

I think there are a lot of good tools to bring your job to good end. But the secret is not the tools, but yourself.

You buy verry expensive tools, but if you don't know how to work with them (I think that's an other problem).

Just buy verry simple rework station to begin with practicing.

[Deusjevoo]

Originally Posted by reparatieplus

I think there are a lot of good tools to bring your job to good end. But the secret is not the tools, but yourself.
You buy verry expensive tools, but if you don't know how to work with them (I think that's an other problem).
Just buy verry simple rework station to begin with practicing.

Can understand why you say this but don't agree completely.
If you buy cheap equipment that doesn't heat consistantly, not controlled well etc you'll probably end up destroying things more then fixing them.

On the other hand, spending 1000-2000$ on a system and don't get it to work can be very frustrating to.

Like you say, in the end it's more the user's knowledge, experience, willing to learn etc...
But good tools will give more chance for good results.

For now, think I'd go for the jovy RE-8500.
Jovy gives good support normally, a big plus for new users.
Other sellers leave you standing cold mostly.

Btw, ben je soms nederlander?

[GsmTracer]

go for it
HakkoUSA - Product Detail - Hakko FM-206 STA Configuration

for micro - normal rework purpose and customizable rework station i just ordered one
FM 206 STA
from 2mm - 8mm rework nozzle and customizable soldering tips micro hot tweezer etc..

[Fazy]

which on is the best rework station

[kiran]

hello hardware repair experts.
for long time we are using OG quick 850 . we are looking for better then quick 850 so please suggest which on is the best rework station ? for only moble repair use.
BR

[thefoxes]

I use the Jovy 7500 , a good piece of equipment

[ARIF GIGANI]

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[shivashaker]

ersa 550 i want this contact me 08008918805 post full info hyderabad INDIA

[djps]

Originally Posted by Deusjevoo

Can understand why you say this but don't agree completely.
If you buy cheap equipment that doesn't heat consistantly, not controlled well etc you'll probably end up destroying things more then fixing them.

I agree with this, although I've bought cheaper equipment at the beggining to practice and learn I feel that I should have gone with the expensivier tools since day one. If you are sure that you're not just passing by the area then go for the right tools.

I've wrecked some motherboards and stuff due to not having the right tools, those extra successful repair would have accounted for the better equipment amortization
There is also the time saved in operations, iron just takes 2 seconds to heat, the tip can be exchanges while hot, etc etc.
All those time saving operations mean more free time = more repairs. So you can recover your investment over time.

I have a JBC AM-6000 rework station + Hot Tweezers.
I've never bought anything from JBC that didn't met my expectations, in fact they were exceeded most of the times.
Go for JBC material if you can afford it.

[Juz]

not sure why that link did not work... the youtube video address again (remove spaces)

www. youtube .com/watch?v=px0ESbAjFtY

[TPTCELL]

i use quick 857a it is good