Controlled Convection Rework
Originally developed with Motorola in 1991, the ChipMaster was engineered to reproduce the controlled convection-heating profile used in production reflow ovens. Low-velocity hot air is directed at the selected component to provide focused heating while helping protect nearby parts.
BGA and SMT Applications
The 1,200-watt heating system provides the convection power required for controlled removal and replacement of BGA devices and other surface-mount packages on small and medium PCB assemblies.
Repeatable Process Control
Automatic timed process control and fuzzy-logic PID temperature regulation help technicians maintain a consistent rework cycle. The temperature display is selectable between Fahrenheit and Celsius.
Self-Contained Air and Vacuum
An internal blower supplies the system's hot-air flow, while the built-in vacuum pump supports component handling during removal and replacement. No separate shop-air source is required.