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230V 1550W heating element for Leister 100.689 hot air welding gun

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Welding gun heating element: The welding gun heating element is made of high-temperature resistant ceramic and is shockproof, high-strength, and high-temperature resistant. This makes it particularly robust.

Long service life: The welding gun heating element uses a high-temperature resistant alloy resistance wire, thus providing stable performance. This heating element is break-resistant and has a long service life.

Versatile application: Welding waterproof membranes in tunnels, welding protective covers for inkjet printers, welding waterproof membranes in discharge applications, heat sealing of powders.

Easy replacement: Replacement is very easy. Simply loosen the four screws on the front heat shield tube, remove the sheet metal tube and the spacer, and remove the old heating element (pull it out firmly and wiggle it a little, as it is very tight).

Then insert the new heating element.

Easy replacement: Replacement is a breeze. Simply loosen the four screws on the front heat shield tube, remove the metal tube and the spacer, remove the old heating element (pull it out firmly and wiggle it slightly back and forth, as it is very tight), and insert the new heating element. 230V 1550W Heating Element for Leister Ceramic Soldering Gun, 1550W High-Performance Heating Element, Hot Welder, Triac Diode, High-Resistance Welding Heating Element, Leister. Specifications: Material: Ceramic; Size: See illustration; Maximum Voltage: 230V; Power: 1550W; Weight: 100g; Package Contents: 1 x Heating Element

Features

  • Brand
    OTHERS
  • Material
    Ceramic
  • Weight
    100 g
  • power supply
    Electric
  • Soldering iron use
    Electronic
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME231405144
  • MMID
    820780929229
  • Product code
    zyz-y-9406
  • EAN
    9292030369214
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