Used HELLER 1809EXL #9274338 for sale

HELLER 1809EXL Reflow Oven is a high performance piece of reflow equipment that is designed to meet the needs of the modern electronics assembly industry. This precision-engineered machine allows for fast, reliable, consistent soldering of every kind of component—from the smallest SMT chip to the largest board. HELLER 1809 EXL has a maximum temperature of 500°C and features several user-friendly controls and features. Its 6-zone heating elements are optimized for heating up to 8"(W) x 18"(L) boards, eliminating hot and cold spots for superior soldering performance. The temperature of each zone is independently controlled, allowing for precise temperature control and exceptional heat distribution across the PCB. The heating speed of the zones is adjustable up to 15 times faster than traditional ovens, with detailed data logging of each reflow process. 1809EXL boasts an integrated convection equipment that reduces the risk of deviations in soldering as it eliminates air pockets within the reflow chamber. The unique convection fan technology helps to disperse heated air evenly, enabling a faster, more consistent heating process. The reflow oven ensures that the board and its components are heated and cooled at a precise rate, making sure delicate components receive the proper soldering and cooling rates. This is particularly useful when soldering with lead-free components, as 1809 EXL has been designed with a nozzle system that applies nitrogen evenly across the board, further protecting it and its components. Additional features of HELLER 1809EXL include an easy-to-use graphical user interface, an intelligent cooling profile unit, an automatic cleaning machine, and a safe-to-touch exterior. HELLER 1809 EXL is a reliable, energy-efficient tool that allows users to carry out efficient, high-quality, unobstructed soldering. With its user-friendly features and safe, precise convection technology, 1809EXL Reflow oven provides the perfect soldering platform for any electronics assembly project.