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Electronic soldering iron with LED display - DIY electronic repair and soldering kit
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Description
[LCD Digital Soldering Iron] This high-performance LCD soldering iron features a ceramic core heating element with a maximum power of 80W, quickly reaching its operating temperature in 18-20 seconds. Its temperature range of 180-480°C (356-896°F) meets a variety of needs, from basic household soldering to precision soldering of computer hardware, making it particularly suitable for beginners and hobbyists.[High-Power Heating Core] This soldering iron utilizes internal ceramic heating technology, ensuring high temperature stability and effectively protecting the workpiece. Its excellent thermal conductivity and rapid heat-up save you valuable time.[900M-T Series Soldering Tips] Made of high-quality alloy, these tips are oxidation-resistant and available in 5 different sizes. They are rustproof, even when immersed in water. Thanks to these, you can perform soldering and repair work at any time, without needing any additional accessories.[Ergonomic Design] Compact and lightweight, with a heat-resistant handle, reinforced silicone casing, LCD temperature display, and high-precision soldering components, this soldering iron is ideal for all your soldering projects.[Multiple Applications] This soldering iron kit is suitable for DIY projects, repairing and soldering various electronic products and printed circuit boards, making jewelry, guitars, watches, wiring, mobile devices, computer hardware, small electronic projects, capacitors and TV accessories, etc.
Features
- BrandIOOMVOL
- ColourBlue
- Width1.7 cm
- MaterialAcrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS)
- Weight400 g
- Power supplyElectric
- Soldering iron useElectronic
- ManoMano ReferenceME213025751
- MMID816421598161
- Product codeTTA0002611TBY
- EAN2963022960067
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Soldering iron buying guide
Are you an electronics or pyrography geek, a model maker, an appliance tinkerer or a PCB designer? If you answered yes to any of these, you're going to need a soldering iron! From soldering iron tips to temperature-controlled soldering stations, let's take a look at what you'll need to ace your first tin soldering project!
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