Q Source Celebrates Hakko’s 40th Anniversary with Special Offers

Q Source Celebrates Hakko’s 40th Anniversary with Special Offers

Q Source is pleased to announce a special promotion in celebration of American Hakko Products, Inc.’s 40th Anniversary. For more than four decades, Hakko has been a trusted leader in providing high-quality tools for soldering, desoldering, rework, hot air, and fume extraction systems. To mark this milestone, Q Source is offering exclusive deals on Hakko’s…


Q Source is pleased to announce a special promotion in celebration of American Hakko Products, Inc.’s 40th Anniversary. For more than four decades, Hakko has been a trusted leader in providing high-quality tools for soldering, desoldering, rework, hot air, and fume extraction systems. To mark this milestone, Q Source is offering exclusive deals on Hakko’s renowned products, known for their reliability and innovative design.

pastedGraphic.pngDriven by a commitment to customer satisfaction, Hakko’s success is built on delivering top-notch tools that prioritize user needs. From their exceptional customer support to their durable, high-performance products, Hakko continues to set the standard in the electronics industry. Their latest innovation, the Hakko FX972 Dual Port Soldering Station, is a 200W powerhouse, designed to handle multiple handpieces, making it the go-to solution for versatile operator requirements.

Don’t miss the opportunity to get your Hakko FX972 before prices increase. Visit www.qsource.com to take advantage of these special anniversary offers and celebrate Hakko’s legacy of quality!


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