Soldering and Desoldering Station KEMOT 915 with Processor — bench unit for soldering and desoldering

The KEMOT 915 soldering and desoldering station with built-in processor is a bench unit designed for precision work on electronic printed circuit boards. It combines a temperature-controlled soldering iron and a hot-air desoldering tool in one system, providing stable thermal performance and repeatable settings for assembly, repair and prototyping tasks in electronics workshops and service centers. The unit's processor ensures accurate temperature regulation and consistent operation during extended use.

Advantages

The integrated processor provides accurate and stable temperature control for both the soldering iron and the hot-air nozzle, reducing thermal drift during repetitive operations. The combined design saves bench space and simplifies workflow by allowing quick switching between soldering and desoldering functions. The station is engineered for reliability under continuous use and offers consistent heating performance suitable for a range of electronic components and PCB assemblies.

Suitable for

• Precision soldering of through-hole and surface-mount components
• Desoldering and component removal using hot air
• Repair and rework of consumer electronics, PCBs and modules
• Prototyping and small-batch assembly in workshops and service centers

Key specifications

• Dual-function station with soldering iron and hot-air/desoldering tool
• Processor-based temperature regulation for improved stability
• Adjustable temperature range suitable for common solder alloys and rework
• Bench-mount form factor designed for workshop use

How to use

Place the station on a stable, heat-resistant bench surface and connect it to an appropriate power supply following local safety standards. Power on the unit and set the desired temperature for either the soldering iron or the hot-air tool using the control interface. Allow the selected tool to reach operating temperature before proceeding. For soldering, apply solder to the heated tip and join component leads or pads as required. For desoldering, use the hot-air nozzle to heat the soldered joints evenly and remove components with appropriate tweezers or suction tools. After use, power down the station and allow tools to cool before storing.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment and ensure proper ventilation when working with flux and hot air. Select temperature settings that match the solder alloy and component thermal sensitivity; start at a lower temperature and increase gradually if necessary. Keep tips and nozzles clean and replace consumable parts according to actual wear to maintain consistent thermal performance.