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Description
Features:
1. The product is easy to use, with features such as rapid tin melting and automatic temperature stabilization.
2. Suitable for melting solder, plastic, resin, and more. Widely used in transformers, coil pin tinning, electronic transformers, electronic wire production, etc. 3. Ideal for tinning stranded wire ends, pre-tinning small electrical components, and dip soldering small circuit boards. 4. The product has excellent heating capacity and thermal stability. The solder pot is easy to use and repair. 5. The solder pot temperature can be selected according to requirements.Specifications:
Product Description: New, attractive design, more reliable and convenient.
Using a high-quality stainless steel soldering pot, with high temperature, acid, abrasion resistance, non-stick tin, less tin oxide surface; Less tin, less energy consumption, energy saving, long lifespan. Efficient insulation technology to shorten tin melting time, improve thermal efficiency, and reduce energy consumption. New electronic thermostat circuit design, operating temperature from 200 to 450°C. Specification: Model: ST-21C Power: 150W Input Voltage: 220V Temperature: 200-450°C Melting Time: 5-15 min Capacity: 500g Pot Diameter: 50mm Please note that the voltage is 220V AC. Package Contents: 1 x Soldering Pot Desoldering Bath (Pot Color: Gold or Silver) Note: There are two pot colors, gold and silver. If you don't mind if we send one randomly, you can order it. Please take the actual color as the standard.Features
- BrandOTHERS
- MaterialStainless steel
- Maximum operating temperature450 °C
- Voltage220 V
- ManoMano ReferenceME221155055
- MMID282729265626
- Product code6900459910841
- EAN6900459910841
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