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Soldering Iron 30 Watt
By HobbicoItem # hcar0775
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Only 3 left in stock. |
Fast heating, high quality mica heating unit provides thermal
stability for long life.
Anti-roll handle is heat- and inpact- resistant, with ribbed design
for fingertip control.
Two replaceable conical (pencil point) tips for maximum heat flow.
Use 60/40 rosin core solder for electronics (solder not included).
| One 30 Watt Soldering Iron with AC Cord |
| Two Conical (pencil point) Tips |
| One Table Stand |
| Hobbico Soldering Iron features: |
| Two conical tips for soldering with pinpoint accuracy (replacement tips also available separately-HCARO777). |
| High-quality mica heating unit to improve thermal stability and extend iron life. |
| Heat-resistant handle with ribbed grip for easy control. |
| Hexagonal handle helps prevent iron from rolling on your workbench. |
| Safety stand to protect your work surface when the iron is hot. |
| REQUIRES: AC household outlet (US Standard) |
| Volts: 120 |
| Watts: 30 |
| Hertz: 60 |
| INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE |
| 1. Surfaces to be soldered must be clean to form a strong bond. |
| 2. "Tin" the tip of your soldering iron by wrapping it with a few turns of rosin core solder and heating the iron until the solder melts. For electronics, only use 60/40 rosin-core solder. |
| 3. Use the iron to heat the parts to be soldered, not the solder itself. Touch the point of the iron to the work. Then, apply solder to the work you have heated. |
| 4. Allow the solder to cool undisturbed. |
| 5. Don't over-solder. Use only enough to make a good connection. |
| 6. Immediately after use, again clean and "tin" your iron's tips to maintain the best performance. |
| 7. Let the tip cool, then wipe it with a damp rag to prolong tip life. |
| 8. To change tips: (A) Make sure the iron is completely cool; (8) loosen the screw with a Phillips screwdriver; (C) remove the old tip; (D) insert the new tip; and (E) tighten the screw. |
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