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Electric soldering suction device, vacuum pump, electric soldering iron, automatic desoldering machine, soldering suction, dual-purpose electric heating, 3 suction nozzles
Sold by B2C Agro Top Garden GmbH
Product information
Description
General Description: This electric soldering extraction device is a removable tool specifically designed for the electronics and electrical industries. It allows for the efficient removal of solder joints of any size, including those on double-sided printed circuit boards. Thanks to its new design and telescopic tube, it maintains excellent airtightness, thus resolving the sealing problems of traditional tools. It uses electromagnetic power to remove molten solder from solder joints with the simple press of a button, offering easy and efficient operation. Technical Specifications Name: Desoldering Machine Color: Blue/Black (Optional) Material: Alloy + High-Temperature Resistant Insulating Plastic Operating Voltage: 110V, 50Hz Heating Power: 30W Electromagnetic Power: 350W (Instantaneous) Insulation Level: Class E Operating Mode: Continuous Package Size: 80*55*280 mm Package Weight: 530g Usage To use the device, follow these steps: Turn on the power and preheat for 3 to 5 minutes before use. Point the nozzle tip towards the solder joint to be removed and melt the solder. Press the suction switch button to draw the solder into the collection cylinder. Move the device away from the solder joint and release the button to spray the tin slag. Other information Packing list: 1 * desoldering machine, 1 * steel drilling needle, 3 * cleaning sponges, 3 * alloy nozzles (1.0*2, 1.5*2, 2.0*2 respectively), 1 * instruction manual.
Features
- BrandAUTLEAD
- Replaceable bitsYes
- ManoMano ReferenceME236398964
- MMID487908267194
- Product codeYLYG20260813-8958
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