I use a temp controlled iron at work, WR3M, and I keep the Iron at
600F for small smd and pretty much any light duty PCB work, 630F for
slightly heavier stuff (smaller devices attached to ground planes) The
SP80 soldering iron hooked to the station is very capable, with the 80
watt element, it will heat most anything quickly with a sufficient
thermal bridge.

At home I have a WESD51 and use 6-700F depending on the work. But if
anything is too difficult to do at home, (too small, too big, to
leadless) I take it in to work.
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