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Description
Features: 1. Tip Specification: Provides several specifications of knurled brass nut inserts, including M2, M2.5, M3, M4, M5, M6, and M8, to meet your additional installation needs; suitable for the 936 universal soldering iron, convenient and practical. 2. Quick Replacement: Featuring a female thread and a knurled joint, these soldering insert tips can be removed at any time while cooled to replace different types of threaded insert tips. 3. Brass Material: These hot melt nut inserts are made of brass, which has high thermal conductivity and prevents nut deflection through end contacts, facilitating quick integration of nuts into plastic parts. 4. Shallow insertion depth: The tip's insertion depth is small, allowing it to be inserted into plastic parts to a certain depth, preventing damage after insertion. Safe and convenient. 5. Applicable Soldering Iron: Includes 2 heating tip adapters, specifically designed for Pine64, TS1100, and TS101/936/937/900M, which can be transformed into a portable heat insertion tool to expand its functionality. 6. Convenient to use: Screw-on installation design makes it easy to replace different types of soldering tips. There's no need to remove the entire soldering iron head; simply unscrew the old tips and install the new ones. 7. 3D Printer Accessories: Installing knurled brass nuts in 3D printed parts allows you to easily assemble and disassemble projects without damaging the parts, providing a smoother and cleaner insertion effect. Specifications: Item Type: Nut Insertion Tip Kit Material: Brass Application: For TS100, TS101, PTS200 Soldering Iron Head Nut Insertion Specification: M2, M2.5, M3, M4, M5, M6, M8 How to Use: Match the appropriate model type before use. Package List: Package includes 1 x Soldering Adapter 8 x Replacement Tips
Features
- BrandOTHERS
- Pcs per pack1
- MaterialBrass
- Type of part for soldering ironSoldering tip
- ManoMano ReferenceME221148744
- MMID462181531942
- Product codeYXCP-08122
- EAN9585627041120
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