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90W 220V Electric Soldering Iron Set, Soldering Gun, Adjustable Temperature, LCD Digital Soldering Iron with Tool Kit, Desoldering Pump, Soldering Iron Tips, Tin Pen, Welding Tool
Sold by Home Place GmbH and 2 other sellers
Product information
Description
【FAST HEATING & HOT ENOUGH】: Equipped with a ceramic core heating element with up to a maximum of 90W, the soldering iron can heat up to operating temperature in 20 seconds. The temperature range is from 100 to 480°C, meeting your soldering needs from simple household use to delicate computer hardware tasks, especially for beginners and hobbyists.< /li> 【ACCURATE & ADJUSTABLE TEMPERATURE】: Coded control knobs and a 3-digit LCD display ensure manual temperature adjustment with high accuracy, and the internal temperature sensor guarantees stable heat output.【Durable Construction】: Comes with 5 interchangeable soldering iron tips, which have excellent heat resistance and avoid melting problems after a long soldering session. In addition, the stainless steel soldering iron can withstand at least 5,000 impact tests, protecting your soldering iron from bending, cracking, and breaking.【Easy to Use and Widely Used】: Compact and lightweight design, heat-resistant. Sturdy handle, reinforced silicone housing, LCD temperature display, high-precision soldering component, a good set for soldering projects. Widely used in computer circuit boards, jewelry making, electronic repairs, electrical wiring, watch repairs, and other handmade DIY projects.
Features
- BrandANPVIZ
- ColourBlack
- Temperature control typeDigital display + precise adjustment
- Type of soldering tipPointed
- Width20 cm
- MaterialStainless steel
- Compatible tip(s)Proprietary tips / Conical tips / Flat tips
- Weight100 g
- Power90 W
- power supplyElectric
- Maximum operating temperature480 °C
- Heat-up time20 s
- Voltage220 V
- Soldering iron useElectronic
- ManoMano ReferenceME90605165
- MMID858877788584
- Product codeWGYSY00961
- EAN9155536720937
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