ZM-R5860

Hot Air BGA Rework Station

DJK's ZM-R5860 Hot Air BGA Rework Station features three temperature zones. The system features independent control, convection hot air heating, adjustable lower temperature zone height, a high-precision K-type thermocouple with accuracy up to ± 3 ℃, and dynamic APR multi-loop closed-loop control selective reflow process. Integrated high-power, constant-current cooling fan.

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Temperature Curve Setting

Laser Red-dot Positioning Guide

Vacuum Adsorption

Specifications

Project Specification
Power Supply AC220V±10% 50/60HZ
Power 5.0KW(Max), Top heater(0.8KW), Bottom heater (1.2KW), IR Preheater (2.7KW), Other(0.3KW)
PCB Size 410*370mm(Max); 10*10mm(Min)
BGA Chip Size 40*40mm(Max); 10*10mm(Min)
IR Heater Size 375*285mm
Temperature Sensor 1 pcs
Operation Method 7″ HD touch screen
Control System Autonomous heating control system V1 (software copyright)
Alignment System Laser dot
Vacuum Adsorption Manual
Temperature Control K-type thermocouple closed-loop control with accuracy up to ±3℃
Positioning V-groove with universal fixture
Dimensions L635*W620*H655mm
Weight 43.5KG

Option Specification

The operation mode of the Seamark ZMR5860 BGA Machine involves several steps:

Preheating:
The PCB is preheated to a suitable temperature to prevent thermal shock to the board when the hot air is applied.
Alignment:
The BGA component is accurately aligned with the PCB using the machine’s vision alignment system.
Soldering/Desoldering:
Hot air is applied to the BGA component to melt the solder balls. For desoldering, the component can then be removed. For soldering. the component is placed on the PCB and the solder is allowed to cool and solidify , creating a strong electrical and mechanical connection.
Cooling:
The PCB is cooled down to room temperature in a controlled manner to prevent thermal stress and warping.