Analog Soldering Station - Adjustable Temperature - 60 Watt
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Analog Soldering Station - Adjustable Temperature - 60 Watt
The 60 Watt Temperature Controlled Soldering Station is offers a compact design with an easy to use rotary dial temperature control. It is ideal for most soldering jobs, from PCB board soldering to large gauge wire. It is perfect for professionals, hobbyists and students. This soldering station includes one tip, soldering stand, and cleaning sponge.
Features:
- 60 Watt
- Comply with CE, ESD safe certification.
- Adjustable temperature control with lock/set screw.
- Temperature range 392-896°F
- Insulated Soldering iron handles
- Ergonomic-designed for ease and comfort.
- Celsius or Fahrenheit temperature setting
- Replaceable Tips
Product Questions
Q: When selecting a soldering Iron how many watts do I need?
A: Typically soldering irons may have a power rating of between 15 to 30 watts. They are fine for most work. A higher wattage does not mean that the iron runs hotter it simply means that there is more power in reserve for coping with larger joints. Consider a higher wattage iron simply as being more resilient when it comes to heavier-duty work because it won't cool down so quickly.
Q: Is my new soldering iron ready to solder out of the box?
A: No. An important step to good soldering is tinning. Tinning should be done to new irons replacement tips and older iron tips. While the iron is warming up hold the solder against the tip and wait until the solder begins melt. As soon as the solder begins to melt coat the tip surface completely and wipe the tip off with a wet sponge. The end result should be a thin layer of solder coating the tip.