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FX8806-811 High Power 95w Soldering Iron Conversion Kit

SKU: HFX8806-811

Hakko
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  • 95w Soldering iron for use with the FX888DX soldering station.
  • Ideal for use with large components, high heat and high capacity applications.
  • Includes a standard T32-D24 Tip  – 24 other sizes available.

£132.68 Excl. VAT

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FX8806 Soldering Iron – Includes the T32-D24 as standard.

Power consumption95 W (26 V)
Tip to ground resistance<2 Ω
Tip to ground potential<2 mV
Heating elementCeramic heater
Cord length1.2 m
Total length207 mm (with T32-D24 tip)
Weight40 g (with T32-D24 tip)

*Total length and weight are measured without cord.

Compatible with Stations:
FX888DX
NOT compatible with the FX888D

Best-suited for heavy loaded soldering

A new accessory for increase of work efficiency.
95W superb performance heater and new designed tip adopted soldering iron.

FX-8806 graph
Test criteria:
Time until the solder portion reaches 200℃ is measured for 10 points.
Workpiece:
6.0mm dia. On the copper plate of 1.5mm thickness
Spolder:
Lead-free solder
(Sn/Ag/Cu)

Wide selection of soldering tips

Wide selection of soldering tips from 24 types for your application. T32 series soldering tips

FX-8806 こて先T32シリーズ
Part NoPacking List
No.FX8806-81 soldering iron1. Handpiece + Tip (T32-D24) 2. Instruction manual
No.FX880-811 soldering iron1. Handpiece + Tip (T32-D24) 2. Iron Holder (FH800 with cleaning sponge + Wire) 3. Instruction manual
 

T32 Soldering Iron Tips

T32 tips are used with the FX-8806 Soldering iron used with station FX888DX. The T32 Series includes 24 varieties of tip shape and size covering any soldering or rework application. They are organised into groups by “shape”:

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Tip Shape

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T32  "B Shape"

Standard conical tips for everyday use

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T32  "BC Shape"

This type has a shape like a cone or column cut at a slant, which allows users to select the cut surface size depending on the workpiece.

It is used for drag soldering and pre-tinning of lead wires.

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T32  "BCM  Shape"

This type has a shape like a cone or column cut at a slant, with a hollowed centre to prevent/correct bridging.

It is used for drag soldering and correcting bridging.

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T32  "C Shape"

This type has a shape like a cone or column cut at a slant.

It is used for drag soldering and pre-tinning of lead wires.

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T32  "D Shape"

Chisel shaped tips used for line and face soldering as well as narrow pitch.

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T32 "I Shape"

Fine shaped tips for small workpieces.

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T32  "J Shape"

Angled tip for face and point soldering

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T32 "K Shape"

Knife Shape for line, face and point soldering. It is used for soldering at narrow pitches, correction of bridging and drag soldering.

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Hakko FX-8806 Recommended Extras / Options

Part No.Name
599B Dry Tip Cleaner and Holder599B-029Tip CleanerBuy Now
611-1 Soldering Wire Reel Holder (Single)611-1 Soldering Wire HolderBuy Now
FA-400 Desktop Fume ExtractorFA-400Desk Top Fume ExtractorBuy Now
FG100B Digital ThermometerFG100BTip ThermometerBuy Now
FT-710 Tip CleanerFT-710 Tip Cleaner - Extend the life of your soldering tipsBuy Now

Hakko FX-8806 Spares / Replacements

Part No.Name
599B Dry Tip Cleaner and HolderA5002Heating Element for FX8806Buy Now
B5038B5038 Tip enclosure & Nut for FX8806Buy Now

Tech Tips

CategoryTitle
How to useSelect Tip Shape
How to useDifference between BC/C type and BCF/CF type
How to useCombinations of handpieces and soldering tips for the FM/FX series
MaintenanceWhy doesn't solder flow evenly onto a tip though it is brand-new
MaintenanceIf solder does not flow onto the tip...
MaintenanceTip life
MaintenanceWhy do tips oxidize easily when they are used with lead-free solder
Top TipsTop Tips for Successful Soldering and De-Soldering Processes