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80W Professional LCD Digital Adjustable Temperature Electric Soldering Iron Tool Lead-Free Mini Soldering Station, 220V Black
Sold by B2C Agro Top Garden GmbH and 1 other seller
Product information
Description
General descriptionThe 80W Professional LCD Digital Adjustable Temperature Electric Soldering Iron Tool is designed for precision and efficiency in various soldering tasks. Featuring an LCD display and a T13 tip heater, this soldering station allows for quick heat-up and thermal recovery, making it ideal for electronics, computer hardware, watch repair, and other craft projects.Technical specificationsPower: 80WVoltage: 220VTemperature Range: 180~480℃Temperature Stability: 10±℃Heating Type: Internal HeatingSoldering Nozzle: 900M SeriesCable Length: 1400mm / 55.12inSoldering Iron Size: Approx. 200 * 20 * 20mm / 7.87 * 0.79 * 0.79inMaterial: High Temperature Plastics + Stainless Steel + SiliconeDisplay: LCDInstallationEasy to install and replace tips with plug-pull design for efficiency.UsageAdjust the temperature to meet specific soldering needs.Ensure to turn off the power when idle or after use.Avoid touching the metal soldering tips when powered on.Other informationFeatures a comfortable heat dissipation handle for long-term use.Lightweight and portable for easy operation without fatigue.Safer and more stable performance with a double-sided gold-plated circuit board.
Features
- BrandGOTRAYS
- ColourBlack
- Temperature control typeDigital display + precise adjustment
- Type of soldering tipPointed
- Width22 cm
- MaterialStainless steel / Silicone
- Weight700 g
- Power80 W
- Power supplyElectric
- Voltage220 V
- Soldering iron useElectronic
- ManoMano ReferenceME93911305
- MMID768902314341
- Product codeGB-2025845
- EAN7424106090025
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