Temperature Controlled Soldering Iron, 60W

Electric soldering iron is the best soldering tool for no matter large electronic equipment or micro components. Temperature controlled function provides precision soldering effect.

Specification

Features

• The temperature controlled soldering iron has 60W high power, reach 450°C within 60s. Accurate temperature control and adjustment.
• Alloy soldering iron bit, lead-free, environmental protection and long life.
• Thick copper power wire, high temperature resistance, anti-aging, safe to use.

Temperature Controlled Soldering Iron Structure Diagram

Temperature Controlled Soldering Iron Use Method

1. Plug in the power cord to preheat.	2. Dip the soldering iron bit with a little rosin for easy tinning.	3. Dip solder.
4. Soldering (the solder wire will be melted when reaching the temperature).	5. If there are impurities on the soldering iron bit, clean it up on a wet high-temperature sponge.	6. After use, cool the soldering iron and put away.

Tips: How to ensure safety when using temperature controlled soldering iron?

• Do not touch the metal parts near the soldering iron bit to avoid burning your skin.
• Do not use temperature controlled soldering iron near flammable and explosive materials to avoid fire.
• Turn off the power during work breaks or after completion, and place the temperature controlled soldering iron out of the reach of children.
• When replacing the soldering iron bit, be sure to turn off the power and wait for the soldering iron bit to cool down before replacing it.
• It is strictly prohibited to use the electric soldering iron when it is damaged, especially when the power cord is damaged.
• Temperature controlled soldering iron can use 3-wire or 2-wire plugs. The plug must be inserted into a 3-hole/2-hole socket. Do not change the plug or use an ungrounded plug adapter, otherwise it will cause poor grounding. If you need to extend the cord, use a grounded 3-wire power cord.
• Do not use the temperature controlled soldering iron for work other than soldering.

Watching the video below to learn more about how to use it safely.