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Heat gun, hot air gun, soldering tool kit, soldering station with temperature control, hot air gun with LED digital display, 220V, 450W

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Product information

Description

TONYSA Heat Gun, Small 450W Hot Air Gun with Fast Heating, LCD Screen, 4 Nozzles and Temperature Control for DIY, Embossing, Shrink Wrapping, Electronics

Note:
*Read the user manual carefully before use.
*Display in degrees Celsius only. Specifications:
Material: CRV
Plug Type: EU
Color: Black and Gray
Voltage: AC 220V
Power: 450W (220V)
Temperature: Ambient temperature up to 450°C
Cord Length: Approx. 135 cm/4.42 ft
Item Size: 29 x 7 cm/11.41 x 2.75 in
Item Weight: 364 g/12.83 oz
Package Size: 32 x 12.5 x 9 cm/12.59 x 4.92 x 3.54 in
Package Weight: 570 g/20.1 oz Package List:
1 x Heat Gun
4 x Nozzles
1 x Pen Holder Features:
Heats up and cools quickly, providing temperatures up to 450 degrees Celsius (842 degrees Fahrenheit). It uses a high-quality motor and heating element, producing natural, even heat and stable airflow.
The airflow rate and temperature can be adjusted using the control knob, and the LCD screen displays the temperature in real time, making it easy to monitor during use.
Comes with various nozzle sizes for soldering and desoldering QFP and SOP integrated circuits.
Suitable for SMD components such as SOIC, CHIP, QFP, PLCC, BGA, as well as heat-shrink tubing, PVC film, vinyl wrap, etc.
The cord is approximately 4.42 feet long, providing ample space for flexible and comfortable operation.

Features

Brand
OTHERS
Colour
Black
Power source
Corded
Temperature control type
Digital display + precise adjustment
Type of soldering tip
Pen
Material
Metal
Compatible tip(s)
Adapters included
Power supply
Electric
Voltage
220 V
Soldering iron use
Electronic
ManoMano Reference
ME242440047
MMID
129158769886
Product code
QD-GB26Y71858
EAN
5009519718487

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