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60W 18V Cordless Soldering Iron – Adjustable Temperature – Ultra-Fast Heating – Compatible with Makita Batteries – Lightweight and Portable
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Description
Compatible battery: Power: 60W, Voltage: 18V. This rechargeable soldering iron is compatible with Makita 18V batteries. The 4.0Ah battery lasts approximately 6 hours, the 3.0Ah battery approximately 4.5 hours, the 2.0Ah battery approximately 3 hours, and the 1.5Ah battery approximately 1.5 hours. 【Latest Design】 The newly designed rechargeable soldering iron is lightweight, so you can take it wherever you need it. As long as it has enough batteries, you don't have to worry about runtime, and it will meet your needs as much as possible. 【Temperature Adjustment】 The temperature can be adjusted, and the heating speed is fast. After turning on the machine, press the "+" button once, and the temperature will increase by 10 degrees Celsius. Press the "-" button once to lower the temperature by 10 degrees Celsius, and you can adjust it as needed. Lightweight and portable: This brand-new all-in-one soldering machine features a removable soldering iron tip that can be stored at any time. When not in use, simply place it on the sleeve holder, without fear of burning yourself. It's safe to place on the table, making it more convenient to carry. Tips: 1. Press and hold the "+" button for 2 seconds to turn the device on/off. 2. It will automatically shut off after 10 minutes of inactivity. Product Information: This rechargeable soldering iron is compatible with Makita 18-21V batteries. The 4.0Ah battery lasts approximately 6 hours. The 3.0Ah battery lasts approximately 4.5 hours. The 2.0 Ah battery lasts approximately 3 hours, while the 1.5 Ah battery lasts approximately 1.5 hours. MULTI-APPLICATIONS
Features
- BrandSANS MARQUE
- ColourTurquoise
- Power60 W
- power supplySolar
- Soldering iron useJewellery
- ManoMano ReferenceME228787016
- MMID406750283142
- Product codeBESTone-00490
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