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60W 220V Handheld Soldering Gun Portable Electric Soldering Iron External Heater Dark Green

Product information

Description

General description

The 60W 220V Handheld Soldering Gun is designed for ease of use with its compact mechanical design. This portable electric soldering iron features a disassemblable tin wire scaffolding, making it user-friendly and efficient. It operates with tin wire of diameters ranging from 0.8 to 2.3 mm, providing versatility for various soldering tasks.

Technical specifications

Power: 60W

Voltage: 220V AC

Main material: alloy tip, ABS solid plastic

Item size: 18 x 14 x 3 cm / 7.09 x 5.51 x 1.18 in

Usage

When using the soldering gun for the first time, heat it for a few minutes; some smoke is normal and will dissipate shortly.

Insert the tin wire into the mouth of the gun and pull the trigger in the direction of the arrow until the solder wire reaches the nozzle.

To stop using or replace the tin wire, pull the card reader up and remove the tin wire.

For heater replacement, remove the protective cover, disconnect the heating element, and replace the iron tip with the new heat core.

Other information

Be cautious as the iron and iron pipe can reach temperatures up to 400 degrees Celsius; avoid touching them.

Always place the soldering gun on its bracket when not in use.

Turn off the power after finishing work to save energy and allow the device to cool down.

Features

Brand
LINGHHANG
Colour
Dark green
Warranty
2 year(s)
Material
Iron
Weight
350 g
Power
60 W
Power supply
Electric
Voltage
220 V
Soldering iron use
Electronic
ManoMano Reference
ME84694140
MMID
815890053322
Product code
AG017439HJ
EAN
8746798592182

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