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Lightweight soldering iron, compact size, curved tip, for making jewelry and other electronic jewelry.
Sold by Qiudie-homelavafans
Product information
Description
Features:
1. Unique structure, low temperature rise of the handle, light hand feeling.2. Heat up quickly and it will be ready to solder after power on for 1 minute.
3. Particularly stable welding temperature, powerful heating element.
4. Long-life lead-free soldering tip, suitable for lead-free soldering process.
5. High efficiency and energy saving, power consumption is 50% lower than that of ordinary electric soldering iron.
Specifications:
This electric soldering iron is a long-life lead-free soldering tip, suitable for lead-free soldering process. It can heat up quickly and it will be ready to solder after 1 minute of power on. High efficiency and energy saving, power consumption is 50% lower than that of ordinary electric soldering iron.Features:
1.Unique structure, low temperature rise in the handle, lightweight feel.
2.Heats up quickly and is ready to solder after 1 minute of power-up.
3.Particularly stable soldering temperature, powerful heating element.
4.Long-lasting, lead-free soldering tip, suitable for lead-free soldering.
5.High efficiency and energy saving; power consumption is 50% lower than that of a regular electric soldering iron.
6. Small size, lightweight, easy to use.
Specifications:
Product function: Soldering
Material: Electric soldering iron with plastic handle
Power: 150W lead-free tip
Tip type: Curved tip
Package list:
1 * Soldering iron
Note:
Features
- BrandOTHERS
- ColourMulticolour
- Power supplyElectric
- Soldering iron useElectronic
- ManoMano ReferenceME242425156
- MMID675124928798
- Product codeQD-GB26Y59190
- EAN5002098291808
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