• Rework bench setup for PCBs up to 13 x 13 cm / 5 x 5"
• Includes PHSE pre-heater, PHSS support and RHS articulated right hand rest
• Facilitates rework of small / medium PCBs
• Heating area of 130 mm x 135 mm / 5.12" x 5.31"
• Four thermocouple connections

The JBC RBS-1A rework bench solution facilitates rework of small / medium PCBs up to 5 x 5".

This item includes a pre-heater, PCB support and hand support:

• PHSE pre-heater
• PHSS support
• RHS articulated hand rest

Please note, soldering and desoldering stations and tools are sold separately.

JBC offers several versions of its rework bench solution. The chart below outlines main components in each, as well as the maximum suggested PCB size.

The PHSE Small Preheater is the best solution for rework on small/medium PCBAs. It features a heating area of 130 mm x 135 mm / 5.12" x 5.31" and four TC connections, offering matchless reliability in temperature accuracy and control so that no component is damaged.

1. Heating Areas

2. Thermocouple Connectors x4 (Type K)

3. RJ12 Connector to Robot

4. RJ45 Connector to Console

5. USB-B Connector

6. Pedal Connector

7. Power Socket

8. Power

9. Fixing Brackets for Small PCB Support

The JBC PHSE offers three unique work modes - temperature, power, and profile. Up to four thermocouples can be connected in any of the three work modes.

• Temperature Mode keeps the PCBA at a selected temperature, using the regulation thermocouple and, optionally, protection thermocouples.
• Power Mode maintains the selected power as long as the thermocouples do not reach the control/protection temperature limit.
• Profile Mode allows control of the heating rate of the PCBA by the use of a control and protection thermocouple, without exceeding the recommended limit levels in each application. It features 22 customizable profiles.

The PHSS Support offers three levels of height adjustment between the PCB and the preheater heating area.

The RHS-A arm allows adjustment for different positions according to your work needs. The articulated arm covers all work areas.

See the correct working position of the hand in the following images.