BFKK
BFKK 948D-I Desoldering Station 110W ESD-Safe 716-896°F 3 Presets Sleep Standby
High-power 110W desoldering station with 716-896°F PID control, three preset channels and adjustable sleep or auto-standby up to 120 minutes
- 110 W power handles multilayer PCBs faster than 60 W or 80 W stations
- PID temperature control from 716 °F to 896 °F for precise heat regulation
- Three preset channels enable one-button recall of favourite temperatures
- Adjustable sleep timer up to 120 minutes saves tip life during pauses
- Single-handed desoldering gun replaces separate iron and pump for quicker work
110W Desoldering Station for Through-Hole Work
The BFKK 948D-I is a new 110W desoldering station built for removing through-hole components on multilayer PCBs such as motherboards. It combines a heated gun with vacuum suction for single-handed operation. Adjustable temperature runs from 716 to 896 degrees Fahrenheit with PID regulation. The unit includes sleep and auto-standby timers adjustable up to 120 minutes.
Technicians Repairing Standard Boards — Not
This station suits repair technicians who regularly desolder through-hole parts on typical multilayer boards and want one-button access to three preset temperatures. It is not intended for desoldering graphics card motherboards. Buyers who need a basic 60W or 80W pump for occasional light work will find this unit more powerful than necessary.
110W Power Rating Decides Multilayer Capability
The 110W rating is the single specification that determines whether the station can handle the thermal mass of dense multilayer PCBs. Lower-wattage pumps often lack the sustained heat for those boards. If your work stays on lighter single- or double-layer assemblies, a lower-power tool may be sufficient.
Highlights
- 110 W power handles multilayer PCBs faster than 60 W or 80 W stations
- PID temperature control from 716 °F to 896 °F for precise heat regulation
- Three preset channels enable one-button recall of favourite temperatures
- Adjustable sleep timer up to 120 minutes saves tip life during pauses
- Single-handed desoldering gun replaces separate iron and pump for quicker work
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What power supply does the 110 W desoldering station require to fit on a bench?
The unit runs on mains voltage and draws 110 W; allow a standard IEC socket and enough clearance for the gun hose and stand.
How do I install the gun and avoid the common mistake with the filter?
Connect the gun hose to the station, fit a fresh filter cartridge in the gun before first use, and set the sleep timer (0–120 min) so the heater does not stay on unintentionally.
Which consumables will need replacing on the 948D-I over time?
The gun’s filter cartridge and nozzle wear out with use; keep spares handy and swap them when suction drops or the nozzle tip erodes.
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