Butane Soldering Iron - 10-in-1 Gas Soldering Iron Kit, Professional Self-Ignition, Versatile for Repair, Jewelry Making, Model Soldering, and Printed Circuit Boards

10-IN-1 SOLDERING KIT - This kit comes with a soldering iron/torch, 6 soldering tips, a soldering tube, an iron stand, a protective cap, and a plastic carrying case. MULTIFUNCTIONAL PROFESSIONAL SOLDERING KIT - This item is ideal for electrical repair, jewelry repair, PCB soldering, general heating/drying, plastic soldering, silver soldering, and more. 6 INTERCHANGEABLE TIPS - The set includes 6 interchangeable tips, plus a base tip that can be used for blowing hot air and soldering, a protective cap, and a sponge for wiping solder from the tips. EASY TO USE - Operates on butane gas (not included), cordless operation, no cumbersome cord or wire to get in the way. Equipped with an automatic ignition switch and an adjustable flame, the flame length can be adjusted from 1/2 to 1 inch during use. Heats up quickly – faster than plug-in models. A gas refill lasts approximately 30 to 100 minutes (depending on usage).

Specification: Material: Metal, Plastic Item Color: Gray + Black Firing Temperature: Up to 1300°C Hot Wind Temperature: Up to 500°C Soldering Temperature: Up to 400°C Continuous Working Time: 30-100 minutes Gas Container Capacity: 26ml Soldering Iron Size: 4 * 3 * 21.5cm / 1.6 * 1.2 * 8.5" (L * W * H) Carrying Case Size: 25.5 * 14 * 5.3cm / 10 * 5.5 * 2.1" (L * W * H) Net Weight: 0.42kg / 16.6oz

Package Includes: Soldering Iron Set * 1

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Safe Use Tips:

1. Soldering Iron Operating Instructions: First, turn the valve knob to the 4th speed setting, then push it upwards until it ignites (observe that the soldering iron core opening turns red), then slowly release the switch.

2. Light the flame and observe carefully. The soldering iron tip opening should soon turn red. This is used to regulate the airflow to control the temperature of the soldering iron tip.

When adjusting the temperature, you can also gauge the temperature by observing the brightness of the soldering iron tip opening. Some customers are using a gas soldering iron for the first time, and there is a process of familiarization and exploration. After lighting the flame, it will burn for 5 seconds, then return the flame adjustment knob to setting 2 or 2.5, and the soldering iron tip will continue to heat up. Do not use the soldering function and continue to set the temperature to a high level while soldering; this will melt the plastic at the joint due to excessive heat. When using a soldering iron, simply use a low setting to conserve energy. 3. When using a flame gun, the temperature of this product reaches 1300°C (the soldering iron's temperature is 400°C). When using a flame gun or a hot air gun, pay attention to safety precautions. Due to the high temperature and significant airflow, the amount of air supplied must be controlled. To prolong the life of the soldering iron, the correct technique must be used depending on the situation. For example, if a 1300°C flame continues to burn for 5 minutes, the plastic part on the side will melt due to the prolonged heat. At this point, turn off the soldering iron and check if this will affect the work. Allow it to cool down before using it again, and turn off the switch after use. Soldering Iron Maintenance Tip: Pay attention to the maintenance of the soldering iron tip during use. Do not set the switch to a high setting on the first use. After initial preheating, turn it on to a low setting and apply solder at a low temperature. You can experiment several times to master the size of the switch to solder (generally, good tin wire has a high tin content and can be melted at a low capacitance at 250-280 degrees. Cheap tin wire has a high melting point and can usually be melted at 350 degrees.)

Tinning involves applying tin evenly to the tip of the soldering iron, meaning the surface is coated with tin. Then adjust it to 300-350 degrees for soldering and try to control the soldering at a lower temperature, meaning the soldering can be done at 350, 300, or 280 degrees. Everyone knows that high-temperature soldering will burn the soldering iron tip, meaning it will oxidize and be unusable. Remember to apply solder after soldering to prevent the soldering iron tip from oxidizing when exposed to air. If the soldering iron bristles turn black during soldering, rub them back and forth on a heat-resistant sponge to lighten them, then apply solder. You should develop this habit. Heat-resistant sponges should be soaked in water and wrung out before use.