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Electric Soldering Iron, 220V 200W, Soldering Tool, Professional Soldering Iron, Heats Up Quickly, Stable Soldering Temperature for Repairing Phones, PC Components, Games, and Pyrography
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Product information
Description
Features:
Slow heating speed of the rubber handle, anti-scalding and non-slip, comfortable to hold.
Fast heating, it will be ready to solder after only 1 minute of power-up.
High-quality heating element, fast heating and stable temperature.
Long-lasting lead-free soldering tip, suitable for lead-free soldering processes.
High efficiency and energy saving, power consumption is 50% lower than that of a regular soldering iron.
Compact design, lightweight and easy to carry and use.
Specification:
Material: Electric soldering iron with rubber handle
Weight: 449 g / 15.8 oz
Power: 200 W lead-free tip
Package List:
1 x Electric Soldering Iron
Slow heating speed of the rubber handle, anti-scalding and non-slip, comfortable to hold.
Fast heating, it will be ready to solder after only 1 minute of power-up.
High-quality heating element, fast heating and stable temperature.
Long-lasting lead-free soldering tip, suitable for lead-free soldering processes.
High efficiency and energy saving, power consumption is 50% lower than that of a regular soldering iron.
Compact design, lightweight and easy to carry and use.
Specification:
Material: Electric soldering iron with rubber handle
Weight: 449 g / 15.8 oz
Power: 200 W lead-free tip
Package List:
1 x Electric Soldering Iron
Features
- BrandOTHERS
- ColourMulticolour
- MaterialRubber
- Power supplyElectric
- Voltage220 V
- Soldering iron useElectronic
- ManoMano ReferenceME242439850
- MMID896656903113
- Product codeQD-GB26Y70207
- EAN5009519701977
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