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SMTnet Express, May 3, 2018, Subscribers: 31,026, Companies: 10,927, Users: 24,677 Hot Air vs. IR BGA Rework Stations Dennis O'Donnell; Precision PCB Services, Inc Hot Air and IR are the two main types of rework stations used by OEMs and PCB
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