Soldering Iron Kit [Upgraded] 60W Adjustable Temperature Welding Tool All-in-1 Soldering Kits 5pcs Soldering Iron Tips Temperature Adjust Soldering Iron (Blue)

Product Description: Working Voltage:EU 220V/US 110V Power:60W Power Switch:Yes Temperature:200-450℃(Adjustable) Product operation: 1. Clean the parts to be connected; 2. Apply a layer of solder to all surfaces of the cleaning tip and the tin head; 3. Heating parts (non-solder); 4. Apply flux core solder to the heated parts until the solder head melts and flows then heat. Warning: 1. When the soldering iron is first inserted the tip of the soldering iron will come out. The smoke stopped in the smoke for a while and the smoke would never come out again; 2. Use soldering stations and other auxiliary tools to avoid piercing your fingers; 3. Do not remove welding and other auxiliary tools to avoid burns your fingers; 4. Do not lick long-life end faces and do not apply too much solder unnecessarily. Features: 1. Professional soldering tools are great lead-free soldering semiconductors; 2. Ceramic heater - high quality durable ceramic heater; 3. Long-life iron-plated head and stainless steel construction provide longer steel construction for longer life; 4. Fast heating dispersion efficiency - 60 watts fast heating (about 2 minutes). The temperature is adjustable and the temperature adjustment range is 200~450°C. As we upgrade our steel tube design the soldering iron is more efficient in terms of heat dissipation; 5. Desoldering pump - Desoldering pump (solder suction cup) is a high pressure vacuum tube aluminum v alve body frame easy to use with one hand; it is most suitable for removing solder from the PCB through the hole solder joint; 6. Scope: Welding set is the best gift idea for DIYers all kinds of electronics and chips welding jewelry guitar watches wires mobile devices computer hardware small electronic products TV capacitors or accessories children s jewelry Repair and use of handicrafts etc. Package Include: 1 x Temperature Adjust Soldering Iron 5 x Soldering Iron Tips