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Draper TIP 48W Digital Soldering Station Angle Point Tip (Model 78591) for Precise Soldering Tasks

Name: Draper TIP 48W Digital Soldering Station Angle Point Tip (Model 78591) for Precise Soldering Tasks
Brand: DRAPER TOOLS
SKU: 78591
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Product information

Description

General description

This angle point tip is designed for a 48W digital soldering station, suitable for professional electronic soldering tasks. It features an angled tip for precise work and improved accessibility in tight spaces. Made with high-quality materials, it ensures durability and consistent performance for various soldering applications.

Technical specifications

Power: 48W

Temperature range: 150°C to 420°C (300°F to 790°F)

Design: Angle point tip for precision

Overheat protection device included

Compatibility and accessories

Compatible with most digital soldering stations that support 48W tips

Includes a metal soldering iron stand and tip sponge for cleaning

Installation

Insert the tip into the soldering iron securely

Ensure the soldering station is turned off before replacing the tip

Adjust the temperature dial to the desired setting before use

Usage

Use for precise soldering on electronic components, circuit boards, and heat-sensitive parts

Adjust temperature as needed for different tasks

Keep the tip clean with the included sponge for optimal performance

Features

Brand
DRAPER TOOLS
Pcs per pack
1
Warranty
1 year(s)
Material
Metal
Type of soldering iron accessories
Soldering iron tip
Type of packaging
Item
Type of part for soldering iron
Soldering tip
ManoMano Reference
ME2813885
MMID
971249226072
Product code
78591
EAN
5010559785919

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