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– 60W 220V electric soldering iron – Temperature range 200 to 450°C – Insulated handle – 5 interchangeable tips for various jobs
Of which environmental contribution £0.10 including VAT.
Sold by YUSONG-UK
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Description
General DescriptionThe soldering iron is an essential tool for DIY enthusiasts and professionals. Equipped with an ON/OFF switch, it allows easy and safe use, while saving energy. With a power of 60W, it heats up quickly thanks to its ceramic induction technology, offering an adjustable temperature range of 200 - 450°C, ideal for various soldering and craft jobs.Technical specificationsItem type: Soldering ironColor: Blue + BlackInput voltage: 220VTemperature range: 200°C - 450°CPower: 60WIron length soldering tip: Approximately 19 cm Tip length: Approximately 8 cm Heating method: Internal heating Insulation resistance: Up to 100MΩ Compatibility and accessories Includes 5 interchangeable tips for different types of soldering. Installation1. Clean the parts to be assembled.2. Clean the tip of the soldering iron and coat it with tin.3.Heat the parts to be joined without applying solder.4. Apply solder to the heated parts until it melts and flows freely.UsageThis soldering iron is ideal for various electronic jobs, including desoldering, electronic device repair, as well as for craft and hobby projects.Other InformationAn insulated handle ensures a comfortable grip and prevents burns. The iron design promotes excellent heat dissipation.
Features
- BrandOTHERS
- Temperature control typeAnalog adjustment
- MaterialPlaster
- Compatible tip(s)Adapters included
- Power60 W
- Power supplyElectric
- Soldering iron useElectronic
- ManoMano ReferenceME243002349
- MMID753364786909
- Product codeYS-UK26Z47986
- EAN4013161878865
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