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Precision soldering iron, 80W soldering set with adjustable temperature from 180–480 °C (visible), 5 replacement tips and soldering iron stand for everyday repairs, soldering and brazing
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Description
General Description: The 80W precision soldering iron offers an adjustable temperature range of 180 to 480°C and is ideal for everyday soldering and repair work. Thanks to its powerful ceramic heating element, it quickly reaches the desired temperature and features an LCD display for easy temperature monitoring. The dust- and heat-resistant handle ensures safe and comfortable operation, even for extended periods. Technical Specifications: Power: 80W; Temperature Range: 180 to 480°C; Handle Material: Heat-resistant insulation; Features: Automatic shut-off and temperature lock; Included Accessories: 6 soldering tips (1 installed, 5 spare tips); Compatibility and Accessories: Soldering iron stand with cleaning sponge; Soldering iron cable; Installation: Connect the soldering iron to a suitable power source. Select the desired temperature using the LCD display. Store the soldering iron on the stand when not in use. Application: Ideal for soldering circuit boards, repairing household appliances, jewelry making, metalwork, and various DIY projects. Additional information: The soldering iron features ventilation holes for improved heat dissipation. Automatic shut-off function for added safety and energy saving.
Features
- BrandOTHERS
- Temperature control typeDigital display + precise adjustment
- Compatible tip(s)Proprietary tips
- power supplyElectric
- Soldering iron useElectronic
- ManoMano ReferenceME231407564
- MMID794561781818
- Product codezyz-y-10845
- EAN9292030383609
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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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