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AP CHMRO-420 Reflow Oven Electronics Production Drawer Oven

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The Applied Physics Semiconductor APRO-420 Reflow Oven is a compact, high-efficiency solution for electronics production, featuring a convenient drawer-style design. Engineered for precision and reliability, this oven utilizes a combination of hot air and infrared heating to ensure even temperature distribution and rapid soldering cycles. With user-friendly controls and robust construction, the APRO-420 is ideal for small to medium-scale SMT assembly, prototyping, and repair environments.   

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Parameter Specification 
Model APRO-420 
Heating Method Hot Air + Infrared 
Power 2500W 
Max PCB Size 300 × 300 mm 
Temperature Control PID 
Reflow Profiles 8 Selectable 
Voltage 220V 
Weight 20 kg 
Design Drawer Type 
Application SMD, BGA, SMT Rework 

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