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Copper-plated zinc soldering iron kit, high-quality durable tip for heat gun, flame soldering, and general operation.
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Description
Features:
1. Suitable for ordinary soldering irons, heat guns, or flame guns; very convenient. 2. This soldering iron kit contains a total of 5 pieces, including soldering tips and an electric foil cutter. 3. Essential soldering accessories, applicable to precision soldering, electronic soldering, and multifunctional model processing. 4. As gas soldering iron accessories, convenient for replacing broken or worn tips, ensuring a smooth soldering process. 5. Different types of soldering iron tips to meet the needs of various situations.Specifications:
Features: Suitable for ordinary soldering irons, heat guns, or flame guns; very convenient.
This soldering iron kit contains a total of 5 pieces, including soldering tips and an electric foam cutter. Essential soldering accessories, applicable to precision soldering, electronic soldering, and multifunctional model processing. As gas soldering iron accessories, convenient for replacing broken or worn tips, ensuring a smooth soldering process. Different types of soldering tips to meet the needs of various situations. Specification: Material: Brass, zinc-plated copper; Foam cutter length: 37 mm/1.5 inch; Soldering tip lengths: 23 mm/0.9 inch, 16 mm/0.6 inch, 16 mm/0.6 inch, 16 mm/0.6 inch; Thread size: M5; Weight: Approx. 10 g/0.4 ozPackage list: 1 x foam cutter, 4 x soldering tips
Features
- BrandOTHERS
- Length16 mm
- MaterialCopper / Zinc
- Weight1 g
- Type of soldering iron accessoriesSoldering iron tip
- ManoMano ReferenceME235335631
- MMID649688916502
- Product codeZh-CJ-YH-0811-637
- EAN3004431455672
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