YIHUA 959D-Digital Hot Air Rework Station, High Power with 3 Memories, Airflow Efficiency, °F /°C Display, Accurate Temp.(212°F~932°F), Brushed Aluminum Panel & Safety Features

A couple days before my classmate had to demo his final project he sends me a picture of his board all messed up asking if I can help him because I’m the goat when it comes to soldering. I can do SMD with an iron most of the time but looking at the picture I thought an air tool would be best for the job. I did a quick search on Amazon and found this item. It was next morning delivery too!! So I get to the lab set it up and went to work fixing my friends board. I was happy to see they include a selection of tips from fine to wide. The temperature control had three presents that can each be individually adjusted which is pretty cool. Something neat about this tool is when you put the hand held part in the holder (or turn it upside down) it shuts the heat off and runs the fan for a bit to cool it down. When you hold it like you’re going to solder (or reflow) it begins to heat up. It heats up pretty quickly (I was impressed). I didn’t make a fuss about measuring the temperature or even really reading the instructions, it was extremely easy to use. For the price this purchase was totally worth it. I used it to fix his board, I used it on a couple circuits for myself, as my classmates noticed it they began to ask to use it on their boards too. It was a big hit in the lab, everyone who used it had great results from soldering components to using it on heat shrink tubing it worked great! I would definitely recommend this tool! One last thing to add. You can also adjust the amount of air it blows. Using a fine tip and turning down the airflow it’s extremely accurate and precise.

Esta bueno solo que no apaga automatico

Great product, works as expected!

Have no issues with it so far works as expected. Sometimes the auto off function doesn't work correctly.

I bought this because some components are hard to remove with a solder iron. I watched some videos and noticed that a lot of people are using these air types to work on boards. I found one that was highly rated and reasonable on the price. This turned out to be a really good tool. I repaired a few boards, even removed some small components with no problem. Then I discovered something else, it also works on heat shrink tubing. I set it to about 240F or so and it is awesome. It pulls the heat shrink nice and tight without getting it to hot and splitting. It's awesome. It heats up really fast. It even cools fairly quickly but I wish I could get the fan to run with no heat to make it cool faster so I can change tips. For the price tho, I can't complain. Oh, when I first turned it on, it didn't do anything. You have to remove the heating part from the holder. It has a sensor and turns off, or stays off, until you remove the heating part. Also, be careful you don't cover the air intake with your hand. The way I like to hold it when using for heat shrink tubing, I find I cover the air intake and have to change positions. It sounds different so you can tell when you covering the air intakes. Overall this is a nice tool. Comes in very handy and does what it is supposed to do. I just wish it had a fan only button for 30 or 45 seconds to speed cooling time to change tips.