AMAOE GPU BGA Reballing Stencil – GTX 1080Ti, RX 6800XT & More BGA Reballing Stencil Axl RX5500 China Mainland

AMAOE GPU BGA Reballing Stencil – GTX 1080Ti, RX 6800XT & More

RX5500 / China Mainland
Sale price  $17.53 Regular price $21.23
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AMAOE GPU BGA Reballing Stencil – GTX 1080Ti, RX 6800XT & More BGA Reballing Stencil Axl RX5500 China Mainland

AMAOE GPU BGA Reballing Stencil – GTX 1080Ti, RX 6800XT & More

Sale price  $17.53 Regular price $21.23
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AMAOE Direct Heating GPU Reballing Stencil

Precision-engineered for professional GPU rework, this AMAOE direct heating BGA stencil is compatible with a wide range of popular graphics processing units. Whether you're a seasoned board repair technician or an enthusiastic hobbyist, this stencil delivers consistent, accurate ball placement for reliable GPU reballing results every time.

Compatible GPU Models

  • NVIDIA GTX 2070 – TU106
  • NVIDIA GTX 1080 Ti – GP102
  • NVIDIA GTX 1070 – GP104
  • AMD RX 5700 XT – Navi 10
  • AMD RX 6800 XT – Navi 21
  • N18E GPU series
  • 215-121000177
  • Chip series: TU102, GA102, GP102, GA106

Key Features

  • Direct Heating Design: Engineered for use directly on a BGA rework station or hot air gun setup — no additional fixture required.
  • High Precision Laser-Cut Apertures: Each opening is precisely cut to match the exact ball pitch and layout of the supported GPU chips, ensuring accurate solder ball placement.
  • Durable Stainless Steel Construction: Made from high-grade stainless steel for long-lasting performance across multiple rework cycles.
  • BGA Package Compatibility: Designed specifically for BGA (Ball Grid Array) packaged GPU chips used in high-performance desktop and laptop graphics cards.
  • Condition: Brand new.

What's in the Box?

  • 1 × AMAOE Direct Heating GPU BGA Reballing Stencil (model-specific, as selected)

Specifications

Application Computer / GPU Rework
Package Type BGA (Ball Grid Array)
Condition New
Origin Made in Mainland China
High-Concern Chemicals None

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is a direct heating BGA reballing stencil and how does it work?

A: A direct heating BGA reballing stencil is a thin, laser-cut stainless steel template placed directly over a BGA chip. During the reballing process, solder balls are loaded through the stencil's apertures onto the chip's pads. The direct heating design means you can apply heat from a hot air station or infrared rework station directly through the stencil without needing a separate holder fixture, making the reballing process faster and more straightforward.

Q: Which GPU chips is this AMAOE stencil compatible with?

A: This stencil is compatible with a broad range of NVIDIA and AMD GPUs, including the GTX 2070 (TU106), GTX 1080 Ti (GP102), GTX 1070 (GP104), RX 5700 XT (Navi 10), RX 6800 XT (Navi 21), N18E series, and chip series TU102, GA102, GP102, and GA106. Please confirm your specific GPU model and chip number before ordering to ensure the correct stencil variant.

Q: Is this stencil suitable for beginners or only professionals?

A: While the AMAOE GPU BGA reballing stencil is a professional-grade tool used by electronics repair technicians, it can also be used by experienced hobbyists who have a BGA rework or hot air station and basic soldering knowledge. It is recommended to practice proper flux application and solder ball loading techniques before working on valuable hardware.

Q: What solder ball size should I use with this stencil?

A: The correct solder ball size depends on the specific GPU chip you are reballing. Typically, NVIDIA and AMD desktop GPUs use solder balls in the 0.45mm–0.76mm range. Always refer to the chip's datasheet or a reliable GPU rework reference guide to confirm the exact ball diameter for your target GPU before starting the reballing process.

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