ToolKit15-Piece 220V 60W Soldering Iron Kit
R379
About
This 15-Piece 220V 60W Soldering Iron Kit is an ideal choice for hobbyists and professionals alike. It includes 14 soldering tools and accessories in a protective zipper case. With this all-in-one kit, you'll have everything you need to make those quick repairs and precision soldering projects.
Product Features
- Perfect for DIY enthusiasts
- High-temperature-resistant material
- Equipped with 5 welding heads
- Easy to hold
- Eco-friendly
- Heats up quickly
- The soldering iron: Comes with a temperature-adjusting knob, head insulation case, an adjustable screw and has a high temperature-resistant handle
Product Specifications
- Material: Metal, stainless steel and plastic
- Box dimensions: 26 x 14 x 5cm
- Soldering iron:
- Power: 60W
- Voltage: 220V
- Length: 22.3cm
- Material: Stainless steel
What's in the box?
- 1x Soldering iron
- 1x Desoldering pump
- 5x Soldering iron tips
- 1x Tin wire tube
- 1x Soldering iron stand
- 1x Tweezer
- 1x Cleaning sponge
- 1x Wire stripper cutter
- 2x Electronic wires
- 1x Fabric zipper case
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