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Precision soldering iron, 100W soldering kit, 3-speed heating, with spare tip and soldering iron stand, wire brush, etc., suitable for daily soldering maintenance
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Description
General Description
The 100W plastic welding kit (European version, blue) is a versatile tool designed for repairing thermoplastics (such as PP, PE, PVC, PC, etc.) and for DIY projects. It is ideal for repairing bumpers, helmet shells, kayaks, and other plastic objects. Featuring a dual-temperature system, it offers great flexibility: a high 100W power setting for rapid heating and a lower 60W power setting for slower heating, thus adapting to different repair materials. The heat-resistant handle is designed with thermal insulation, making it comfortable and non-slip, ideal for extended use. Its portable design with an integrated stand ensures maximum safety and convenient transport. The copper tips offer excellent thermal conductivity for efficient repairs. This kit is compatible with TPO, TEO, and PP tape systems and comes with a full set of accessories, making it easy to expand your repair or crafting projects. It can also be used for soldering watch cables, electrical wires, mobile devices, computer components, small electronic products, and more.Features
- Versatile Repair: Suitable for PP, PE, PVC, PC, bumpers, helmet shells, kayaks.
- Dual Temperature Settings: 100W for fast heating, 60W for slow heating.
- Ergonomic Handle: Heat-resistant, thermally insulating, comfortable, and non-slip.
- Portability and Safety: Portable design with integrated stand.
- High-Performance Tips: Made of copper with good thermal conductivity.
- Compatibility and Complete Accessories: Compatible with TPO, TEO, and PP; complete accessories included.
- Wide Application: Soldering watch cables, electronics, etc.
Specifications
- Plate: European Type
- Available Colors: Blue
- Dimensions: 200 mm Length
- Material: Stainless Steel
- Input Voltage: 110V - 220V
- Power: 100W
Package Contents
- 1 * Electric Welder
- 2 * Triangular Tips
- 56 * Plugs (PP, PU, ABS, PE, TPO, PA, PC)
- 1 * Metal Stand
- 1 * Files
- 1 * Stainless Steel Brush
- 1 * Sandpaper
- 1 * Blade of scalpel
- 2 * Cooking tips
- 5 * Aluminum adhesive strip
Usage
- Power Selection: Choose between high power (100W) for rapid heating or low power (60W) for slower heating, depending on the material being repaired.
- Tooth Selection: Select the appropriate nozzle (triangular nozzle, cooking nozzle) depending on the welding or repair task.
- Heating the Nozzle: Allow the nozzle to heat to the desired temperature.
- Welding/Repairing: Use the heated nozzle to weld plastic parts or repair cracks, following the appropriate techniques.Use the plugs if necessary to reinforce the weld.
- Finishing: Use the files, sandpaper, and scalpel blade to finish the repaired area.The stainless steel brush can be used to clean the nozzles. Aluminum adhesive tape can be used for additional reinforcement.
Instructions
- Safety: Wear appropriate protective gear (gloves, safety glasses) as the tool becomes very hot. Avoid skin contact.
- Heating: Do not leave the tool unattended while heating and ensure it is placed on the stand provided when not in use.
- Maintenance: Clean the bits regularly to maintain their effectiveness.
- Storage: Store the tool and accessories in a dry place, out of reach of children.
- Using Accessories: Use the provided accessories (plugs, files, etc.) as instructed for best repair or creation results.
Features
- BrandOTHERS
- ColourBlue
- MaterialStainless steel
- Compatible tip(s)Proprietary tips
- Power supplyElectric
- Soldering iron useElectronic
- ManoMano ReferenceME242434611
- MMID790059277643
- Product codeQD-GB26Y70595
- EAN5009519705852
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