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Electric desoldering pump, kit with desoldering iron and 1mm and 2mm nozzles for common soldering
Of which environmental contribution £0.10 including VAT.
Sold by YUSONG-UK
Product information
Description
Size: 26.5cm Safety Protection: The heating element end of this desoldering iron is equipped with a heat conductive plate to prevent excessive heat transfer to your hands during continuous soldering. You can solder one point at a time without overheating your hands.2 different desoldering tips: the desoldering pump is equipped with two tips of different diameters (1.0 mm and 2 mm), interchangeable depending on the solder to avoid any clogging. A cleaning needle is also provided to prevent further clogging. Note: Wait until the soldering iron has completely cooled before replacing the tip.High-quality material: The desoldering iron kit is made of high-quality plastic, features a non-slip handle and a durable nylon suction nozzle.Unlike traditional desoldering guns, this desoldering gun plugs into an AC outlet and preheats for approximately 3 minutes to complete the process. The desoldering gun is comfortable and durable. One-handed operation: no longer need to use the soldering iron in one hand and the solder pump in the other. Our electric desoldering gun integrates heating and desoldering functions, for simple and convenient one-handed operation. Lift and remove the tin storage tube with one hand to remove the solder.Various applications: The desoldering machine can correct small errors on circuit boards, solder and desolder, remove relays and other components from circuit boards, etc. It is widely used for small household appliances, circuit boards, watches, mobile phones, TV capacitors and accessories, DIY crafts, etc.
Features
- BrandOTHERS
- Replaceable bitsYes
- Body materialPlastic
- MaterialPlastic
- ManoMano ReferenceME242997501
- MMID160744160813
- Product codeYS-UK26Z63219
- EAN4011487931196
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