Used HELLER 1913 MK III #9253687 for sale

HELLER 1913 MK III is a state-of-the-art reflow oven designed to provide an even, controlled environment for solder paste reflow in a wide variety of soldering applications. The machine is available in three primary configurations with several variations in the intermediate profiles to meet various needs. The oven has been designed to utilize a convection-based heating system for efficient, even cooking and a two-zone temperature control that allows users to set localized temperature set points specific to the component and the board design. With a maximum temperature of 350°C, the oven is capable of operating at temperatures useful for high-temperature alloys and the reflow of lead, tin, lead-free and gold-plated metals. The dual-chamber design enables the oven to maintain uniform temperature zones while providing discrete control of the individual zones. HELLER 1913MKIII features an array of advanced monitoring and control capabilities including a PID temperature controller, thermocouples, a timer, and a USB interface for data logging and remote control. This powerful combination ensures accurate, precise temperature control and full-process automation with solder paste reflow profile programs. The machine's intuitive, user-friendly interface facilitates operation and helps to minimize errors. The oven also features double-enclosed insulation, which reduces heat loss and provides a more efficient transfer of heat into the workpiece. The single-chamber design also helps to conserve energy, thereby reducing the cost of operation. 1913 MKIII's air circulation system, which is designed to maintain an even air flow across the workpiece, ensures rapid heat transfer and a fast, consistent reflow process. Overall, 1913MKIII is an effective, reliable solution for solder paste reflow in a wide range of applications. With its advanced temperature control capabilities, excellent energy efficiency, and user-friendly interface, the reflow oven is ideally suited for use in production lines, prototype development, and research centers.