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Description
220V 60W Soldering Iron Tool 220V 60W Electric Soldering Iron Tool with Adjustable Temperature and 5 Tips
- Description:The heat-insulated handle of this small soldering iron provides a comfortable and secure grip. A decent cable length for convenient use. Improved heat dissipation efficiency: with an enhanced design, the soldering iron is more efficient for better heat dissipation. It is a durable, easy, and convenient soldering iron. Ideal for professional use.strong>Features: /strong>1.The heat-insulated handle of this small soldering iron provides a comfortable and secure grip.2. Adjustable temperature soldering irons: 200-450°C (there is a dial on the soldering iron for temperature adjustment).3.The iron-plated tip and stainless steel construction offer a longer service life.4.Fast heating and heat dissipation, resistant to high voltage and temperatures, difficult to burn the radiator.5.Ideal for hobbies, arts and crafts, desoldering electronics and other electronic work. strong>Features: /strong>Item Type: Soldering IronColor: Blue + BlackInput Voltage: 220VTemperature Range: 200°C - 450°CPower: 60WSoldering Iron Length: Approx. 19cm / 7.5in / Tip Length: Approx. 6.8cm / 2.7in / Heating Method: Internal HeatingInsulation Resistance: Up to 100MΩSoldering Iron Tip Type: K.I.B.C.D / strong>Instruction: /strong> / ul> li>Clean the parts to be assembled./li> Clean the soldering iron tip and coat all surfaces of the tip with solder.Heat the parts (not the solder) to be joined.Apply solder to the heated parts, not to the soldering tip, and heat it until the solder melts and flows freely.
Features
- BrandOTHERS
- Temperature control typeAnalog adjustment
- Compatible tip(s)Proprietary tips
- Power60 W
- Power supplyElectric
- Voltage220 V
- Soldering iron useElectronic
- ManoMano ReferenceME242389719
- MMID241793670583
- Product codeQD-GB26Y23057
- EAN5008250530471
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