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900M-T-1C Oxygen-Free Copper Soldering Tip, Black, Pack of 10 for 936/937/938 Soldering Stations
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Description
🔧 General Description: 900M-T-1C Soldering Tip (Black, Internally Heated) — 10 Count. Ideal for demanding hobbyists and electronics professionals on ManoMano.fr. Heats up quickly, withstands high temperatures, and ensures smooth tinning without poor connections. Perfect for demanding soldering applications: large surfaces, thick terminals, or bulky pads. 📐 Technical Specifications: Model: 900M-T-1C; Material: Oxygen-free copper (excellent ductility and corrosion resistance); Contents: 10 tips; Compatibility: 900M, 900M-ESD, 907, 907-ESD, 933 sockets — and 936, 937, 938 stations; Type: Internally heated tip. ⚙️ Installation: Quick and intuitive installation — no tools or complicated adjustments required. Simply replace the old tip by unscrewing or clicking it into place, depending on your soldering iron. Universal design compatible with the models listed. 🎯 Use: Use these tips for precise and reliable soldering: repairing electronic devices, assembling printed circuit boards, or demanding DIY projects. Their high heat resistance makes working with high-melting-point solder easier—saving time and increasing control with every job. ℹ️ Other information: These tips are environmentally friendly, designed for long life and stable performance. Their black finish enhances oxidation resistance. Delivered ready to use—no preparation or initial treatment required. An essential choice for users of the 900M soldering iron and compatible series.
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- BrandBIEMMEDUE
- ManoMano ReferenceME236492517
- MMID697815953066
- Product code6YLYG20260813-1-3978
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