PDR IR-E2

Precision Rework Made Easy

PDR IR-E2

BGA/SMT Rework Station for Small/Medium PCBs

PDR IR-E2 is a compact IR rework system offering precise heat control for efficient SMD and small BGA repairs, ensuring accuracy, ease of use, and dependable results. Its robust design delivers consistent performance, making it ideal for fast, reliable electronic rework tasks. It supports repeatable thermal profiling, ensuring high-quality outcomes every time.

Advanced Focused IR component heating
Quartz IR PCB preheating with up to 3 zones
18”/450mm PCB Capacity
Split Beam prism system for simultaneous PCB/component viewing
Precision Components Pick and Placement up to 10um
Professional PCB handling
Component Nest/Flux Application Facility
Non-Contact Component Temperature Sensing
Contact Probe PCB Temperature Sensing
Advanced Automatic Thermal Process Control

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Bench Area: 1400mm (W) x 600mm (D)
Weight: 65kg
Warranty: 2 years

Power & Electrical

Voltage / Frequency: 208–240V, 50/60Hz, up to 3.5KW

Heating System

Top Heater Power: 150W Focused Infrared (Ø70mm spot)
PCB Preheater Power: 3250W Dark IR
Preheater Heating Area: 360 x 240mm (14.1” x 9.4”)
Preheater Zones: 3 Zones

Spot Size Included

F700: Ø25–70mm

Component Handling & Alignment

Placement System: Split-beam prism alignment with x50 magnification

Placement Accuracy: Up to 10µm

Temperature Sensing

Component: Non-contact IR sensor
PCB: Contact probe

PCB & Component Capacity

Max PCB Size: 12” x 18” (300 x 450mm)

Max Component Size: 55 x 55mm (2.1” x 2.1”)

Min Component Size: 01005

Control & Software

TC Channels: 4

Operating Software: PDR Thermoactive Software Suite (Windows 10+)

Certifications

CE, UKCA, NFPA 79

Desoldering, placement and soldering of all types of surface mounted devices (SMD)
BGA, QFN, LED, CSP, 0201, 01005

PDR Lens Attachments

AC-F150	F150 (Ø4 – 18mm spot size)
AC-F200	F200 (Ø10 – 28mm spot size)
AC-F400	F400 (Ø12 – 35mm spot size)

PDR Micro Component Kit

UGMC01

PDR Micro Component Kit (F150 lens attachment, low profile pickup head, SP03031:SP03030:SP03049 pick-up tips)

Spares Kits

AC02009	Consumables kit (lamp+socket, gel flux, roll 25mm black tape, vac cup, springs, O rings)
AC02008	Consumables kit (lamp+socket, gel flux x 2, roll 25mm black tape, vac cup, springs, O rings, Lens No1, Cold Mirror)

Solderpaste Print Part System

PDRPP01	Print Part System
PDRPP02	Print Part System Additional Stencil

PDR Reball Kit

PDRRB01	PDR BGA Reball Set (BGA foil & frame, paste foil & frame, hi-temp esd nest, squeegee blade)
PDRB02	PDR BGA Reball Additional Component Set

Other

SP05029	Laser Alignment Tool
SC020	Controller & Sensor Calibration Check Kit
SP05016	PCB IR Sensor – CS Type (Ø 7-12mm spotsize)

Why is it called Focused Infrared and how is it different from normal IR?

PDR uses Focused Infrared, meaning the IR energy is precisely concentrated onto a defined spot. Unlike normal IR that spreads heat over a wide area, focused IR delivers controlled, uniform, and localized heating, ideal for sensitive SMD/BGA components.

Is PDR’s IR Technology Safe? Do we need eye protection?

Yes, PDR’s IR technology is completely safe. It uses medium-wave IR, which is non-harmful when used correctly. No special eye protection is required, as the system is engineered for operator safety and low-risk operation.

Will the IR beam burn my fingers?

No. Focused IR heats the component and PCB surface, not the surrounding air. If you briefly place your hand near the beam, you will not be burned—but direct contact with heated components should always be avoided.

How does PDR’s Focused IR work?

PDR’s Focused IR uses a precision-controlled IR lamp and optical system to concentrate heat exactly where required. Real-time temperature feedback ensures accurate, repeatable thermal profiles without overheating nearby components.

PDR IR-E2

Power & Electrical

Heating System

Spot Size Included

Component Handling & Alignment

Temperature Sensing

PCB & Component Capacity

Control & Software

Certifications

PDR Lens Attachments

PDR Micro Component Kit

Spares Kits

Solderpaste Print Part System

PDR Reball Kit

Other

Why is it called Focused Infrared and how is it different from normal IR?

Is PDR’s IR Technology Safe? Do we need eye protection?

Will the IR beam burn my fingers?

How does PDR’s Focused IR work?

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