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8898 Soldering Station 2 in 1 Solder Iron Hot air Heat Gun Rework Repair Tools

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Product Information

ASINB0DMSG85S5
CategoryElectronics
MerchantSunTop

About this item

  • 8898 High Quality 2-in-1 Portable Welding Repair Tools
  • Microcomputer control, quick warming-up
  • PID technology to enhance temperature stability
  • Adjust the airflow and temperature control rotation easily
  • Ntelligence self-detection function features safe personal operation
  • Automatically stop rotation when the temperature is less than 70'C
  • Handle with sensor switch features access operating mode when picks up or standby mode when lays down
  • Automatic cooling function for effectively prolonging the heater's life and protecting the hot air gun
  • ESD design of soldering iron to protect sensitive components
  • International standard heater for convenient use and exchange

Product Description

2 in 1 Soldering station LCD Digital display welding rework station This is a brand new 2in1 SMD Rework Soldering Station . Alloy metal body with highquality silicone shell features elegant appearance and power saving. You can use hot air gun and soldering iron separately, with no interference with each other. Because of the handle with sensor switch, the system can quickly access operating mode while gripping handle. Meanwhile, the system will transfer to standby mode while handle released. Especially suitable for mounting and reworking SMD components by hand. Really a must have! Hot air gun Working Voltage: AC220-240V OR AC100-130V Frequency: 50Hz/60Hz Output Power: 500W Temperature Range: 100°C~480°C Temperature Stability:±2℃ Air Flow: 120L/min (max) Soldering iron Working Voltage: AC100-130V Output Power: 60W Frequency: 60Hz Temperature Range: 180°C-500°C Temperature Stability: ±1°C Soldering Iron : ESD designv Heater Material : Ceramics How to use: 1. Clean the electronic components to be soldered. 2. Once iron reaches temperature (not too high, recommend 300-400℃). 3. Apply a little solder to the heated iron tip to prevent oxidation, then rub the iron tip to evenly extend the solder to the surface of the iron tip. 4. Start to solder repair Work .

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