Aixun VS JBC Soldering Rework Station
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- In today's video we review the Aixun T3B-210 Intelligent Soldering Station and compare it to a much pricier JBC soldering station.
What do you think of the Aixun T3B-210 Intelligent Soldering Station, do you think it holds its own against the JBC?
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I'm not convinced the cooldown was actually any different. The JBC only displays 5 degree steps, whereas the T3B shows single degree steps. The T3B drops below 25 degrees at the same time the JBC transitions to below 25 degrees. And I can't think of any reason why cooldown time would really be any different. Unless one handle was more exposed to air flow from an air conditioner or fume extractor?
Aixun has many model, please include in your title!!
I wonder nobody(all the videos I saw of this station) mentions that there are literaly only 3 versions of the knockoff tips (t210) for that station.. I searched on Ali and I always only find the same 3. So if you concider bying this station get ready paying for the actual JBC tips
Yup came to the same conclusion. Only 3 tips for the t210, it's crazy they don't have a simple chisel tip. Might go for the t245 or t12 just to have more variety.
@@euphoricmonk Yea I am kinda shocked there isn't more variety for the 210 tips. I recently got the aifen a9 (which seems to be identical to the sugon a9) along with a 115 and 245 handle and a 3 pack of tips for each for only like $125 on ali.
I am no electrical engineer, but overall seems solid. Everything heats up quickly, peaks at like 160w with the 245 handle, temps seem reasonably accurate. Pretty sure it takes genuine JBC handles, although I have none to try. Not that I plan on buying genuine handles, but I figure probably better for compatibility when it comes to knockoffs. For whatever reason there were no in-depth reviews for the thing, or at least not in english. So was a bit of a gamble, but seems like a possible contender for best value JBC clone, imo. Granted I haven't used it much yet, only done some basic testing, and I am by no means an expert.
@@euphoricmonk search relife or sunshine gvm brand tips it works perfect and last long as well.
Hello! Thanks for reviewing the soldering station. Please tell me if the original stings from JBC C245 are suitable for this station? Can I use original JBC C245 tips for Aixun?
That's where it is ment for..
I only use genuine JBC tips on my T3A. I also purchased the T12 handle and used genuine T12 tip on it. The heat up time is significantly faster on T3A than Hakko FM-202 (6 sec vs. 20+ sec).
Why would you criticize an iron that takes longer to cool down?
Hi Ricardo, thanks for your comment. We mentioned this for the purpose of changing the tips, the longer it takes to cool down the more chance someone has to burn themselves.
@@Iparts-4uCoUk you are kidding right ? the beauty of both of these machines is , they have hands free tip changing. Thats what the V shaped cut outs are in the stands . Not that I like the Axium AT ALL because its junk , but , at least it has that.
@@davidhaney1394 czcams.com/video/ox9lqZl_-aQ/video.html
While this seems to be a decent station, only having three types of soldering tips to choose from is a real bummer. That is why I am still happy with my T12 station...
Have you checked jbc c245 tip catalogue? You have literally dozens of tips to choose from. All compatible. And if you have the cash, they will make you custom tips.
FYI - JBC has a transformer inside. Guess what/why. Nice editing but not very deep , more like sales.
Japanese transformer much smaller compare to European ones and perform better in some cases. with auto sleep and cut-off function that issue can be handle easily .other wise best/jabe brand also have same transformer rating as original jbc.
What size tips does it come with?
How does it handle joints and parts on a heavy ground plane?
Hi MrMech85, you can view the tips here:
Soldering Tip Replacement - I Tip - Pointed: www.iparts-4u.co.uk/aixun-t3b...
Soldering Tip Replacement - K Tip - Knife: www.iparts-4u.co.uk/aixun-t3b...
Soldering Tip Replacement - S Tip - Curved: www.iparts-4u.co.uk/aixun-t3b...
Could you please elaborate on what you mean by heavy ground plane?
Thanks.
@@Iparts-4uCoUk I do quite a bit of work on laptops, due to large of amounts of metal that make up ground, it is very good at wicking heat away from the solder tip and the area being worked on. Is it good at keeping a good strong tempreture ?
@@machine85 Thankyou for elaborating, having spoken to our in house technician, in his opinion it performs well at wicking and he hasn't had any issues with it's temperature. Hope this helps.
@@machine85 Hello, to repair computers, game consoles and large electronics use T3A with T245 "C245 Tips", for intermediate things and micro soldering T3B with T210 "C210 Tips" and for nano soldering T3B with T115 "C115 Tips".
@@reparame.com.co. I think the T245 handle is most practical because you can get smaller tips for it but the T210 only has 3.
Через пару дней она будет у меня "моя прелесть")
Уже пришла, паяет на 300 градусах топором без проблем, на больших полигонах поднимаю до 360, топором. Игла тоже прекрасно паяет, без проблем берет юсб разъем...
Вопрос, есть 210 ручка и 115
Если купить станцию на 210 можно ли просто купить ручку 115 и заменять?
@@zh1451 Можно, станция поддерживает эти ручки.
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Any soldering station that lacks tweezers are big no no if you are into micro soldering. Jbc is complete
Ok: czcams.com/video/ox9lqZl_-aQ/video.html
It’s a shame you didn’t open it up
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@@reparame.com.co. The psu is cheap and too much simplified,that will cause a lot of problems in use for sure.
@@shine9001 true this reviews are I think in someway to get sales going. Long term usage is going to be whole another story. I have seen tips burning and all kind of issues with the clone jbc versions.
It's a nice station but too bad it goes through tips like mad
Imagine having a currency called pounds 😩🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
sorry , but this is complete nonsense , the iron doesn't heat up faster than the JBC , its just has such poor thermocouple temp sensing that the numbers on the front TELL you its hotter than it is thats why it takes a lot longer on cool down . Yes i have temperature tested this against my own JBC with proper tip temp meter . I decided to put it to the test with my JBC over a 6mth period at my daily work station which runs on average 10 hours a day and , the Axium only lasted 4mth before it started playing up . The WORST thing about this is the god awful iron stand , my JBC one weighs a TON to stop it moving around / falling over , the Axium one , is totally the opposite , its not worth the money , there are only 3 tips made by Axium which are shite and if you want decent ones , you will need to buy JBC ones . My advice as a professional tech is to pay for the JBC , or end up paying more than that when you keep replacing this junk. If you are just a hobbyist , that rarely uses an iron , you can find something wayyy cheaper than this that will fulfil your needs , don`t waste money on this thing . Yes my complete JBC setup cost me well over £1000 , I have both the iron and the de-soldering gun setups , but , I`ve so far had it 12 years , and never had to do a thing with it . You will NOT have this thing in 12 months let alone 12 years if you use it daily for hours , if you are a profession and you are looking at this to save a few quid , forget it .
Hi David, thanks for your reply. Our testing has shown the results above, interesting that you got different results. Obviously we can't show long term use in a short video of a brand new product, but think this is really interesting and something we will look into more. Our in-house technician swears by the Aixun and has never had an issue with it, but everyone is going to have different opinions and different products to suit their needs. This is a new Aixun station that has only been out since December, so won't have been the one you used before, but i'd definitely be interested to know about more long-term testing methods.
Stay away from these soldering stations, you have to buy separate stations for different handles. Just buy the JBC they are more expensive but you have to use their tips anyway. If you have to buy make sure to buy the T245 station there are much more choice of tips. Do not buy the C210.
Some jobs just require smaller tips that the 245 doesn`t have. Iphone 7, for instance, if you were to do the classic audio codec 4 jumpers, I bet you would really want to do it with the c210 tips. If you have to do it 10 times a day, the smaller tips save you sooo much time, and being microsoldering specialists, time is not something you can waste. Iphone repairs are really common here since the dollar is too expensive, people don't earn enough as it is, this pandemic just made this even more true, so they have old iphones and repair them repeatedly. Also, the price... JBC is 4 times more expensive in my country than the T3B, so, I can equip my entire lab with these before I'm able to buy a single JBC.