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    Looking for recommendations on IR rework station

    Currently using a Aoyue 968 hot air station, I want to upgrade to ir and help would be great.

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    Re: Looking for recommendations on IR rework station

    Originally posted by scobie_21 View Post
    Currently using a Aoyue 968 hot air station, I want to upgrade to ir and help would be great.
    I just purchase an T862+ + IRDA Welder Infrared Heating Rework Station BGA SMT SMD from eBay, its work great on small to medium BGA chips, and excellent on all other type of SMD chips. But for large BGA chips the T862++ doesn't do the job.The T862++ is good for BGA up to 30mm in size.

    depending what you planning on repairing, this model may work for. I have some regret on buying the T862++ because of the lack of temperature monitoring, no preset function,and chip size limitation for BGA chips. But other IR station will cost you at least $1,100.

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      Re: Looking for recommendations on IR rework station

      Thanks for the reply . I am looking for a good all rounder like removing small bga and larger Gpu's northbridge southbridges as I'm not having a great time with my Aoyue 968 hot air in removing connectors and just wrecked some tracks trying to remove a Tps51120 chip from pcb as the heat is very uneven.

      Looking to spend around 1K euro.
      I was looking here
      http://thebgastore.com/ACHIIRPROSC1.aspx
      Not sure which model to go for as I have no experience with IR.

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        Re: Looking for recommendations on IR rework station

        what a coincidence, I too was looking into buying that IR workstation. I will have to sell my T862++ to help with the purchase of that unit. Its sell for about $1100.00USD. I have read comments left on ebay from buyer and its seem to be a reliable unit. maybe someone who have this unit can confirm this.

        http://cgi.ebay.com/IR-PRO-SC-INFRAR...item1c1c85311e

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          Re: Looking for recommendations on IR rework station

          Hey Guys i know its an old post but how did you get on ? im asking as im about to buy a bga rework station and i want the bauer V4 Station http://www.thebgastore.com/Hot-Air-S...V4-BGA-Station

          im looking to do xboxes and ps3`s i was going to get jovy re7500 but hear its too small pre heating wise to do ps3

          what type jobs are you doing with that achi ?

          br

          elektro nl

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            #6
            Re: Looking for recommendations on IR rework station

            What ever you get, buy and a spare tube with it. (heating element)

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              Re: Looking for recommendations on IR rework station

              Originally posted by elektroboy View Post
              Hey Guys i know its an old post but how did you get on ? im asking as im about to buy a bga rework station and i want the bauer V4 Station http://www.thebgastore.com/Hot-Air-S...V4-BGA-Station
              Looks similar to the ACHI IR PRO SC. If it really is made from the same Chinese company, I would highly suggest you do a complete re-wire job when you get it. Actually, I'd say that applies to any Chinese-built station. If you don't... well you will see. Eventually

              Some are built better than others, but I guarantee you will see at least 1 hack or a corner cut somewhere.

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                Re: Looking for recommendations on IR rework station

                Originally posted by joshmo
                i know its an old post but how did you get on ? i am interested to bga rework station and i want scotle ir pro sc

                http://usreworkstations.com/products...rework-station
                Dont buy it. Those machines are in the same line as the Achi IR PRO SC, which is not even allowed in the Europe due to no CE certificate.

                I interact with a lot of different individuals that are involved the bga rework field and the one machine in that category they seem to prefer the most is the Bauer IR PRO SC V4

                http://www.thebgastation.com/index.p...&product_id=57

                It's made in china but it's a UK product.

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                  Re: Looking for recommendations on IR rework station

                  Personally I prefer hot air but If I were to buy an IR station and I could afford it it'd be the Bauer IR PRO SC V4 or the Jovy RE 8500.

                  Here is the one I'm looking at and I'd like to know if there is anybody here that owns it or is experience with IR stations.

                  http://www.thebgastation.com/index.p...&product_id=77

                  I've seen some people saying that they prefer IR because it's better for working on Large thick boards.

                  What are your opinions with about IR stations?

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                    Re: Looking for recommendations on IR rework station

                    Originally posted by Beowulf View Post
                    I've seen some people saying that they prefer IR because it's better for working on Large thick boards.

                    What are your opinions with about IR stations?
                    I do not think that there is a second best method to reball motherboards and VGA.
                    If you do not do such repairs you can avoid it.

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                      Re: Looking for recommendations on IR rework station

                      Sorry, but gotta revive this thread again.
                      How did you guys get on with the Bauer? How does Bauer compare against Jovy re8500?
                      Also, on a sobering note, it seems that, apart from poor build that Chinese brands are well known for, one serious problem with any bga- flavoured activity is correct use of heating profiles. Manufacturers of poor eqipment are useless on this, and even if they weren't, their inferior machies are too unstable heatwise anyway.
                      But what about the better manufacturers? Does anyone have good info on the heat profiles, timings, etc.?

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                        #12
                        Re: Looking for recommendations on IR rework station

                        since you revived i can post some info

                        start with this http://xmoddz.com/hot-air-vs-ir

                        next the bauer is a decent machine, so is the jovy

                        bgawarehouse is based in UK actually but they sell worldwide i am friends with the owner

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                          #13
                          Re: Looking for recommendations on IR rework station

                          Hey, what do you think about this BGA Rework?

                          http://www.seamarkzm.com/380.html
                          ...the quieter you become the more you are able to hear...

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                            Re: Looking for recommendations on IR rework station

                            Originally posted by rtstorm View Post
                            Hey, what do you think about this BGA Rework?

                            http://www.seamarkzm.com/380.html
                            Or this one

                            http://www.thebgawarehouse.com/index...product_id=717
                            ...the quieter you become the more you are able to hear...

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                              #15
                              Re: Looking for recommendations on IR rework station

                              Any recommedation for buying BGA Rework station?
                              ...the quieter you become the more you are able to hear...

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                                Re: Looking for recommendations on IR rework station

                                http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...e=STRK:MESE:IT

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                                  Re: Looking for recommendations on IR rework station

                                  its a common machine, so you can get support easier

                                  https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=27385
                                  Last edited by xboxhaxorz; 06-10-2013, 11:15 PM.

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                                    #18
                                    Re: Looking for recommendations on IR rework station

                                    Originally posted by rtstorm View Post
                                    HR8000 is the LY's one of the newest machine on the market! It is very reasonable price.

                                    Moreover, I also agree with you guys that Bauer IR Pro SC is decent machine!

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                                      Re: Looking for recommendations on IR rework station

                                      the bauer is the same as the ir pro, just over priced

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                                        Re: Looking for recommendations on IR rework station

                                        Originally posted by xboxhaxorz View Post
                                        since you revived i can post some info

                                        start with this http://xmoddz.com/hot-air-vs-ir

                                        next the bauer is a decent machine, so is the jovy

                                        bgawarehouse is based in UK actually but they sell worldwide i am friends with the owner
                                        The BGAwarehouse is actually in the USA office based now.

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