SUGON manufactures professional precision soldering stations and hot air rework tools designed for electronics repair and micro-soldering applications.
SUGON is a manufacturer of specialized electronic repair tools, best known for its high-performance soldering stations and hot air rework systems. Catering to professional technicians and hobbyists alike, SUGON provides cost-effective solutions for micro-soldering, mobile phone repair, and PCB maintenance. The brand's product lineup is distinguished by its compatibility with industry-standard soldering handles and tips, such as the C115, C210, and C245 series, offering versatility for tasks ranging from delicate SMD work to heavy-duty soldering.
Key products include the T26, T36, and T21 soldering stations, as well as the 8620DX hot air rework station. SUGON tools typically feature rapid heating technologies, digital displays with precise temperature control, memory channels for preset settings, and automatic sleep modes to extend tip life. By focusing on thermal efficiency and user-friendly interfaces, SUGON has established itself as a reliable choice in the electronics repair equipment market.
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The method varies by model. On the T36, short press the 'SET' button. On the T26D, press and hold the 'UP' and 'LOW' keys simultaneously. Consult your specific user manual for the correct key combination.
Adjust the temperature to your desired level, then press and hold the specific channel button (CH1, CH2, or CH3) for a few seconds until the setting is stored.
The SUGON T21 is typically designed to work with C210, C245, and C115 series handles and tips, providing flexibility for different soldering requirements.
To enter calibration mode, you typically long-press the 'SET' button or a combination of channel buttons (e.g., CH1 and CH3) when the unit is powered on. Use the arrow keys to adjust the temperature offset.
On many models like the T26D, you can toggle the buzzer by pressing and holding the CH1 and CH2 keys simultaneously while the machine is powered on.