Eye on Hakko | Breathing Easy with Hakko's Fume Extractors and Smoke Absorber

Join Kenta and Joel as they go over the FA-400 Smoke Absorber and the FA-430 Fume Extractor! Learn all about what the differences are and how to use each product in this month's Webinar.
For more information on the FA-400 Smoke Absorber visit us at: hakkousa.com/fa-400-smoke-abs...
and for more information on the FA-430 Fume Extractor visit us at: hakkousa.com/fa-430-smoke-and...
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[@nilomyki]

Where can I find a video demonstrating the 999-198 Filter installed in the FA-400?

[@ChrisSmith-tc4df]

A few years ago fires swept through California, but air cleaners quickly became unobtainable. Desperate to breathe, I pressed my little FA-430 into cleaning the air of the whole ~3000sq ft house. Like the little engine that could, it finally cleared the air by the next day and was able to maintain breathable air. It was a waste of a filter set, but that little guy really came through in a time of need.

[@HakkoUSA]

Wow that's an incredible story and we're very pleased you shared it with us. Thank You

[@GauLB66]

Kenta 4 President

[@andreiciora2765]

Hi I just buy the fx 951 and I can saw it is worck great . I am beginer and this soldering iron worck great for me and I can do my job . Olso I search for the fr 810B hot air station . I am need a new hot air station because I use a lot of SMD component and this one might be usefu for big memories for mother bords .

[@technofeeliak]

How much is the vacuum cleaner? It's a Hakko so must cost around 2,000$ right? The first one is just a Noctua fan right? Imagine paying over 100$ for a table fan that you can lay down or stand up. I was convinced that the Hakko FM-206 would have been perfect for me. Costing over 2,000$ for three stations in one. But then I learned that the Atten 862D is much more powerful. They also charge nearly nothing in comparison. I will not be buying a sucking machine from Hakko. I've seen some for about 200$ to 400$ that look more efficient. What I'm saying is, Hakko had better try harder. Competitors and copycats everywhere, distributors in Canada hardly keep a catalog and it's very difficult to find parts for decent prices or at all.