HotFix Hero 8898 – JCD 2-in-1 Digital LCD Soldering Station Kit with Hot Air Gun & Iron for SMD/BGA Repair (750W Powerhouse)

HotFix Hero 8898 – JCD 2-in-1 Digital LCD Soldering Station Kit with Hot Air Gun & Iron for SMD/BGA Repair (750W Powerhouse)

They broke it. You're the legend who fixes it.
Whether it's a fried game console, cracked phone board, or your buddy’s “Oops I bricked it” moment, the HotFix Hero 8898 is your desk-sized command center for saving the day.

With dual precision LCDs, fast heat-up, and the power of a 750W hot air gun + 80W iron, this 2-in-1 station isn’t just for soldering—it’s for restoring faith in broken tech.

• Take control of every connection with dialed-in temps and fast recovery

• Make progress on those ambitious DIY board repairs

• Work with purpose, not guesswork—thanks to real-time LCD readouts

• Connect to your craft (and brag rights) with ultra-satisfying fixes

🛠️ Warning: May cause a spike in compliments and requests from friends who "just need one quick fix." Grab yours while they’re still in stock.

📋 Full Specifications:

Product Name: JCD 8898 Soldering Station
Brand: JCD
Model: 8898
Type: 2-in-1 Hot Air Rework & Soldering Iron Station
Origin: Mainland China
Certification: CE
Customization: Yes
LCD Display: Dual Digital for both Iron & Air Gun
Design: Compact, low-noise, anti-static (ESD-safe), with auto cooling
Safety Features: Intelligent self-detection + auto cooling to extend heater life

🔥 Hot Air Gun Specs:

• Voltage: AC100-130V or AC220-240V

• Frequency: 50Hz/60Hz

• Power: 750W

• Temperature Range: 100°C–480°C

• Temp Stability: ±2°C

• Max Airflow: 150L/min

🔩 Soldering Iron Specs:

• Voltage: AC100-130V or AC220-240V

• Power: 80W

• Frequency: 50Hz/60Hz

• Temperature Range: 180°C–500°C

• Temp Stability: ±1°C

• Heater Core: Ceramic

• Design: ESD-safe

📦 What’s in the Box:

• 1x JCD 8898 Soldering Station Unit

• 1x Hot Air Gun with Stand

• 1x Soldering Iron with Holder

• Multiple Hot Air Nozzles

• 1x User Manual

🧠 Quick Use Guide:

1. Clean the components

2. Preheat iron (recommended 300–400°C)

3. Tin the tip to prevent oxidation

4. Begin soldering like a pro