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Soldering Iron Soldering Iron Connection Method Water filter Regulator Water filter Air filter Air dryer Compressor 0.01 µm 0.01 µm 0.3 µm Air tube Air tube OD ø6 mm OD ø6 mm Air in N2 out Soldering Station N2 Soldering Iron FX-888D FX-889 FX-8802 65 W N2 generator * Use FX-8802 below 450°C. HAKKO FX-780 FX-951 FM-206 FM-203 FM-204 FX-950 FM-2026 70 W * Use FM-2026 below 400°C. FM-206 FM-2031 N2 station 140 W HAKKO FX-791 Small-capacity type：HAKKO FX-780 For one soldering iron Large-capacity type ：HAKKO FX-781 FX-838 FX-8302 Water filter Air filter 150 W Regulator 0.01μm 0.3μm Air dryer Compressor N2 generator HAKKO FX-781 or FX-780 Soldering station HAKKO FX-951 N2 Station FX-801 FX-8003 HAKKO FX-791 260 W N2 Soldering iron HAKKO FM-2026 ＊It is capable to supply high concentration Nitrogen of 99.9% at the output rate approx. 1 L/min. * Select one. * Select one. (at air supply pressure of 0.7MPa) Small-capacity type：HAKKO FX-780 For two soldering irons ： For one soldering iron Large-capacity type HAKKO FX-781 Large-capacity type ：HAKKO FX-781 Water filter Air filter Regulator 0.01μm 0.3μm Air dryer Compressor Water filter Air filter Regulator 0.01μm 0.3μm Air dryer Compressor N2 generator HAKKO FX-781 Soldering station N2 Station HAKKO FX-951 HAKKO FX-791 N2 generator HAKKO FX-781 or FX-780 N2 Soldering iron HAKKO FM-2026 Soldering station HAKKO FX-951 N2 Station Joint HAKKO FX-791 Soldering station N2 Station HAKKO FX-951 N2 Soldering iron HAKKO FM-2026 HAKKO FX-791 N2 Soldering iron HAKKO FM-2026 ＊It is capable to supply high concentration Nitrogen of 97% at the output rate approx. 1 L/min. ＊It is capable to supply high concentration Nitrogen of 99.9% at the output rate approx. 1 L/min. (at air supply pressure of 0.5MPa) (at air supply pressure of 0.7MPa) For two soldering irons Large-capacity type ：HAKKO FX-781 Water filter Air filter Regulator 0.01μm 0.3μm Air dryer Compressor 33 N2 generator HAKKO FX-781 Soldering station N2 Station HAKKO FX-951 HAKKO FX-791 N2 Soldering iron HAKKO FM-2026 Joint Soldering station N2 Station HAKKO FX-951 HAKKO FX-791 N2 Soldering iron HAKKO FM-2026 ＊It is capable to supply high concentration Nitrogen of 97% at the output rate approx. 1 L/min. (at air supply pressure of 0.5MPa) Soldering Iron T22-D52 Shape-5.2D T22-J02 Shape-0.2J T22-JD08 Shape-0.8JD T22-K Shape-K 5.2 5 ø 4 3 6. ø 30˚ 5 30˚ 0.3 0.7 11 ø0.8 4.5 45˚ 8 R0.2 2 15 B3124 B3121 B3561 B3123 Nozzle assembly D Nozzle assembly A Nozzle assembly E Nozzle assembly C Tip and nozzle assembly are supplied separately. Please purchase a Optional Tips and Nozzles Assemblies for the FX-8302 compatible nozzle assembly for your tip referring the chart below. Unit: mm ø7.2 Nozzle assembly 90 T20-B2 Shape-0.5B T20-BL Shape-BL T20-BL2 Shape-2BL T20-J02 Shape-0.2J T20-KU Shape-KU T20-BL3 Shape-3BL (0.2RSB) 3 3.5 ø 30° R0.2 R0.5 1.2 R1 10 15 R0.5 15 45° 15 9 14 R0.2 B3121 B3121 B3121 B3122 B3122 B3123 Nozzle assembly A Nozzle assembly A Nozzle assembly A Nozzle assembly B Nozzle assembly B Nozzle assembly C T20-D16 Shape-1.6D T20-K Shape-K T20-BC2 Shape-2BC T20-BC3 Shape-3BC T20-BC4 Shape-4BC T20-C5 Shape-5C T20-BCF2* T20-BCF3* T20-BCF4* 3 2 ø ø 5 1.6 4 5 ø ø ø ø 45° 45° 45° 2 45° 45° 0.5 2.3 10 12 14 12 3.4 12 4.4 10 5.3 B3123 B3123 B3124 B3124 B3124 B3124 Nozzle assembly C Nozzle assembly C Nozzle assembly D Nozzle assembly D Nozzle assembly D Nozzle assembly D T20-C6 Shape-6C T20-D24 Shape-2.4D T20-D32 Shape-3.2D T20-BCM2 Shape-2BC T20-BCM3 Shape-3BC T20-D6 Shape-6D Bevel with indent Bevel with indent ø3 2 6 ø 2.4 ø ø3.2 ø 6 6 45° ø 2.3 45° 45° 10 0.5 1.2 0.5 1.4 3.4 11.5 10 10 12 2.5 12 B3124 B3124 B3124 B3124 B3124 B3561 Nozzle assembly D Nozzle assembly D Nozzle assembly D Nozzle assembly D Nozzle assembly D Nozzle assembly E T20-1610 T20-1611 2 5.5 ø3 0.5 45° 10 10 0.6 1.2 3.2 ø 15° 1.6 1.6 5.5 B3124 B3124 * These tips are tinned on the soldering surface only. Nozzle assembly D Nozzle assembly D Tip and nozzle assembly are supplied separately. Please purchase a Optional Tips and Nozzles Assemblies for the FX-8003 compatible nozzle assembly for your tip referring the chart below. Unit: mm ø10.5 Nozzle assembly 102 T33-BC2 Shape 2BC T33-BC3 Shape 3BC T33-BC4 Shape 4BC T33-BC5 Shape 5BC T33-BC6 Shape 6BC T33-D24 Shape 2.4D ø5 ø6 ø4 ø3 ø2 ø2.4 45° 45° 45° 45° 45° 3.8 5.2 13 6.7 2.6 17 17 13 6.2 13 1 17 B5070 B5070 B5069 B5069 B5069 B5070 Nozzle assembly B Nozzle assembly B Nozzle assembly A Nozzle assembly A Nozzle assembly A Nozzle assembly B T33-D32 Shape 3.2D T33-D5 Shape 5D T33-D6 Shape 6D ø5 ø6 ø3.2 1 13 1.5 13 1.5 13 B5069 B5069 B5069 * These tips are tinned on the soldering surface only. Nozzle assembly A Nozzle assembly A Nozzle assembly A 35.
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