1 / 9
Machine
SUGON 858D Hot Air Gun
SUGON · SKU SG10017
$50.50
per unit| Quantity | Unit price | Saving |
|---|---|---|
| $50.50 | ||
| $47.97 | −5% | |
| $45.45 | −10% |
- Ships from Shenzhen, China. Check rates for your country
- No sales tax added at checkout
- Shipping & returns
- Ask about fit before ordering
Shipping weight 2.5 kg
Details
The 858D layout is a classic for anyone learning board repair: a compact box, a handle and two dials. The SUGON 858D is a 1000 W version with a 100–500°C range and an LED temperature display.
The listing describes adjustable airflow (it says 'usually' 8 or 10 levels), automatic cool-down after use, overheating protection and several nozzle sizes. It's light and easy to handle.
First jobs for an 858D
Removing a shorted capacitor found during diagnosis.
Reflowing a cracked joint on a charging port.
Replacing a damaged connector.
Practising on scrap boards before real repairs.
Building good habits
Set temperature and airflow before you aim at the board, and hold the nozzle a little above the part, moving gently. When the solder flows, lift the part with tweezers rather than pushing it.
Clean the nozzles and the filter now and then, store the station somewhere dry and work in a ventilated space. Let it cool through its own cycle before unplugging. Once you're comfortable with it, a station with presets such as the 8610D+ saves time on repeat jobs, but the 858D covers most small parts well.
Specifications
| Brand | SUGON |
|---|---|
| Model | 858D |
| Condition | New |
| Product type | Hot air rework station |
| Power | 1000 W |
| Temperature range | 100–500°C |
| Display | LED |
Questions
How many airflow levels?
The listing says usually 8 or 10.
Does it cool down automatically?
Yes.
Is it good for beginners?
Yes, it's a simple two-dial layout.
More in Hot Air Rework Stations
Price from $50.50