Neiko 40420L Tooluxe Cordless Soldering Iron

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Neiko 40420L Tooluxe Cordless Soldering Iron Feature

• Reaches 365 Fahrenheit or 185 Celcius immediately, also cools down instantly
• Maximum temperature is 1050 Fahrenheit or 565 Celcius
• Features with a white LED light at the tip, light up the spot
• Equivalent to a 15W soldering iron
• Uses 4xAA batteries (not included)

Neiko 40420L Tooluxe Cordless Soldering Iron Overview

This cordless soldering iron provides you with the soldering ability of a 15W soldering iron without the restrictions of having to be tied down by the cords. Instantle reaching 365 Fahrenheit and with a maximum temperature of 1050Fahrenheit, this soldering iron only uses 4 AA batteries so it produces a lot of heat with little power.

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New Soldering Iron 40W 110V Solder Tool Pencil Craft !! Overview

Brand New Soldering Iron. This pencil-type solder is perfect for hobbies, kits, radios, and electronics work. Soldering instructions included. 40 Watt - 110 V - 60 Hz Measures: 8" Sealed in original package.

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Soldering Iron - The Many Uses of This Tool

A soldering iron is a tool that has a number of valuable applications. The general concept behind the tool is that a metal which has a generally low melting point can easily be used to join together other solid materials, such as metal or glass. The connecting metal, called the solder, commonly consists of a combination of tin and led, but can also be a combination of a variety of different metals. The solder can also come in a variety of sizes, which provides options for projects that require a stronger bond. The strength of the iron used will depending on what solder is used. In general, soldering differs from the technique of brazing, because of the low melting point of the metal used. It also differs from welding, as the two conjoining metals are not being melted together, and are merely connected through the same medium. However, this technique and its tool are definitely not limited to one application.

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Soldering can be used to create a bond without the chance of destroying the two connecting materials in the process. In terms of electronics, this has been a way for electricians to create conductive connections between fragile wires or circuit boards. The soldering iron provides a tool capable of delicately connecting the two metals without the worry of destroying the fragile parts. This is why the solder has also been used in the delicate art of jewelry making and repair, because two precious metals can be bound together without any fear of being damaged in the process.

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Yet the versatile soldering iron can also be used to seal a space between to sizable masses that is both waterproof and, if intended, permanent. This is why the plumbing industry has used the tool for years to seal copper piping that is commonly used in today's plumbing industry. The seal is reliable enough to offer a permanent solution, but if modifications are needed it can easily be undone. This sturdy soldering has also been used when creating stained glass windows or art pieces, by allowing the person to join two pieces of colored glass with a thick soldered bond.

This illustrates how the task will determine the size of the solder and the strength of the iron. Electricians and jewelers will be using a different solder and lower heat soldering iron to complete their jobs, while a plumber or someone creating a stained glass window will have to use a thicker solder and higher powered iron. Yet, even the iron itself has been used in pyrography, which uses it to artistically burn an image on wood, or plastic welding, which is a crucial part of many industries. Clearly, this versatile tool can be used to fulfill the needs of professionals and artisans alike.

Soldering Iron - The Many Uses of This Tool

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Weller WP35 35-Watt Professional Soldering Iron Feature

• Ideal For A Wide Variety Of Electronic Tasks
• Uses St Series Long Life Double-Coated Iron-Plated Tips
• Tip Temperature: 850°F
• Quick-Change Knurled Collar and Stainless-Steel Barrel
• Light Blue With Cushion Grip Handle and Plug-In Heating Element

Weller WP35 35-Watt Professional Soldering Iron Overview

Product Features: # Ideal for a wide variety of electronic tasks - has ST3 soldering tip # Uses ST series long life double-coated iron-plated tips # Tip temperature: 850°F # Quick change knurled collar - stainless steel barrel # Light blue with cushion grip handle and plug-in heating element # 6' 3-wire cord - iron is 7 7/8 long # IMPORTANT: Use only Weller® tips # UL and cUL listed (120 VAC units only)

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Overview of Gas Soldering Irons

Soldering irons are hand tools most often used when soldering or welding. Their primary function is to provide heat, which in turn melts the solder and allows it to flow through the joints between two different work pieces, effectively joining them. A gas soldering iron is generally composed of material that has a heated tip and a very insulated handle to protect the hands. Heating can be achieved through the passage of an electrical current through a resistive material, but the more common method includes the combustion of gas which is either transmitted through a tank attached to the iron, or directly through and unprotected flame.

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Gas soldering irons are generally used for brazing, welding or, occasionally, for burning designs into wood and engraving. They are relatively easy to use, gas especially, since it only involves holding a button while angling the fire at the two pieces to be welded. However, easy as they may be to use, they should not be used lightly or given to children. Mistakes or careless use can easily result in physical harm. Good ideas for safety are wearing gloves and always having goggles as well as a bowl of cool water to put your fingers in if they for some reason become burned (this is not recommended for those using an electric one, as any water near electrical tools is a greater risk than asset).

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Buying a gas soldering iron is a relatively simple process. You can find a large selection for sale online. For those that feel they need more help in finding the right one for their projects, going to a local tool shop can be a great help-the sales staff should be able to answer any questions you might have and find the right iron for your needs. They can also give more specific pointers on safety and usage once you have made your selection.

Overview of Gas Soldering Irons

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Weller P2KC Professional Self-igniting Cordless Butane Soldering Iron Kit

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Weller P2KC Professional Self-igniting Cordless Butane Soldering Iron Kit Feature

• Tips and accessories screw on easily
• Includes complete kit
• Soldering tips are iron plated for long life
• Gas capacity allows up to 1 hour of continuous use
• Automatic cut-off switch when cap is inserted

Weller P2KC Professional Self-igniting Cordless Butane Soldering Iron Kit Overview

The new Portasol® cordless soldering tool from Weller® gives you the ultimate in portable power and convenience for all your soldering jobs. Slide the fuel button forward, press the piezo switch, and the tool's super-fast heat-up lets you melt solder in under a minute. The Portasol® cordless soldering tool is powerful too, adjusting from the equivalent of 25 to 75 watts for temperatures up to 850°F. Refueled with standard butane in just 20 seconds, the Portasol® P2C lasts for up to an hour of continuous use. Kit includes tool with five tips (PPT6 3/32" double flat soldering tip, PPT12 flame tip, PPT10 hot knife tip, PPT9 hot air tip, and PPT11 hot air deflector tip), sponge and tray, tool holder, storage case, and instructions. Mfg. #P2KC. Replacement tips available.

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Your Solder Will Not Stick to the Soldering Iron? Try This Solution

The soldering iron probably the common tool which you can find in the most homes in the U.S. The main function of this tool is to melt the hot metal solder onto the joints. The part of the iron which is used to melt the metal is the tip of the iron.

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You may find the people also use the tool for the electronic repair and the joints which have the low power rating. It is better for you to do the proper melting process. You also need to maintain the solder carefully. If you do the improper technique in doing both of them, you may face the difficulty to stick the solder to your iron or to the joint where you will attach it.

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However, if you find the problem, you may solve it by yourself since the difficulty level is quite easily. To do this, you have to prepare the tools like the soldering iron, the solder, the sponge, and water.

The first thing you should do is to heat the tool. Turn on the iron's power by plugging the tool. Wait for the some minutes. It is better if it reaches 400 Celsius degrees. If your iron has the preheated function, you should wait the tool to indicate it.

You should wet the small sponge with the cold water and put it close to the preheating tool. You can check whether the iron is preheated or not by touching the tip to the solder. If the solder is already preheated, the solder will melt.

After that, you need to clean the tool's tip with the sponge. You will need to roll the iron's tip to the solder's piece. This step has the purpose to cover the iron with the solder. This process is called tinning. If you do it properly, your solder will be able to flow to the joint.

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Stahl Tools SSVT Variable Temperature Soldering Station Feature

• On/off switch with "power-on" indicator light
• Variable heat setting
• Cushioned rubber grip
• Replaceable heating element
• Quality performance at a discount price

Stahl Tools SSVT Variable Temperature Soldering Station Overview

The Stahl Tools variable temperature soldering station is designed to exceed the expectations of veteran technicians—at a price that's appealing to the electronics hobbyist. Many different soldering tasks are accomplished easily by using the adjustable 5 to 40 watt temperature adjustment. The lightweight pencil iron features a fatigue-reducing rubber grip, and a Bakelite-ringed holder keeps the iron at the ready. A field replaceable, precision ground, iron-plated solid copper tip provides maximum heat transfer, minimizing cold solder joints. Includes tip cleaning sponge. Additional tips available for a variety of soldering applications. Stahl Tools—The Technician's Friend™

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Choosing the Right Soldering Iron

You can choose from wireless soldering tools like Butane Solder Irons, Solder Torches and Rechargeable Solder Irons or maybe an Instant Cool Solder Iron is on you list. Of course don't
forget about the traditional standbys like AC Soldering Guns and Soldering Irons.

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Before you make your purchase of your soldering tool there are some things you should take into consideration. What application will you be using your Soldering Tools? What type of heat will your soldering jobs require? Will you need a cordless soldering tool for more portability or will you be working at a repair bench where you will have easy access to a power supply? Also choosing the proper soldering tips should be an important factor you consider before making your purchase.

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So let's start off with the type of soldering tool you should choose. If your work is for the most part
performed at a service bench atmosphere then I would suggest choosing a Soldering Station. There are many choices of Solder Stations, but the general rule is to choose one that has an adjustable power (wattage) setting. This gives you many Soldering Irons in one tool. The Solder Station also gives you a place to quickly store your Solder Iron between uses. The biggest downfall of a Solder Station is it's lack of portability because of its size and need for an AC power supply.

If you decide to choose one of today's quick cool Solder Irons you may want to take these important factors into consideration first. They are indeed the best when it comes to portability. They don't require an AC power source, and most batteries in these type Solder Irons in most cases give you up to 10 hours of use before needing to be recharged. The downfall with these types of Solder Irons is the lack of power (wattage). The fast cool Solder Irons I have had the pleasure of using had a maximum power of ten watts. This may be ample power for small solder jobs or work with heat sensitive components, but if you are working with wire or larger components that are not heat sensitive this will not provide enough
power for the job.

Solder Irons and Soldering Guns that require an AC power source offer a wide variety of power (wattage) options and some portability in one package. Solder Guns offer a wattage that provide enough power for soldering wire and other large components, but don't allow the technician the flexibility to get into small areas. Solder Irons on the other hand give you the flexibility of a wide range of wattages for 6 watts up to 60 watts. They also allow you to change to different styles of soldering tips for almost every imaginable soldering job.

Butane Solder Irons also offer the technician the portability desired of a cordless Solder Iron, the choice of soldering tips and the power (wattage) required for most soldering jobs. Of course they require you to have additional butane on hand for refills, but for the most parts they make an excellent choice.

So now that you are an expert in regards to Soldering Irons go out there and shop with confidence. I'm sure you will find exactly what you are looking for.

Choosing the Right Soldering Iron

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Sinometer 30 Watts Soldering Iron, UL listed Feature

• Long life replaceable tip
• 30 Watts and UL listed
• Stand included
• Impact resistance handle
• 30 days money back guarantee and 1 year limited warranty

Sinometer 30 Watts Soldering Iron, UL listed Overview

This professional 30 watt soldering iron features a replaceable tip, ergonomically designed cool grip rubber handle, and a nickel-iron plated long life copper tip. It provides an operating tip temperature of up to 430 F with fast heating time and quick heating recovery. 120 VAC.

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Solder Sucker Feature

• Simple design allows easy one-handed use

Solder Sucker Overview

Fast action, heavy duty desoldering pump. Simply heat up solder joint and push button. Automatic nozzle cleaner. Display packaged. Standard replacement tip #370-031. Length: 8".

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Tips to Use the Soldering Iron for the Beginners

Some people are familiar with the soldering iron, probably they even own it in their home. The tool will help you to do the repair process for the electronic devices or the jewelry. The main function of the tool is producing the heat which you can use to melt the soft metal like the wire or the solder. This process then will help you to attach the solder to the joint electronically or mechanically.

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To use the soldering iron, you will not need any special skills. Even so, you need to be careful to do it. You will need extra care and the steady position to do the proper process. It is better for you to be extra careful to the iron's tip which is used to melt the metal. Never touch the iron's tip with your bare hands or when it is in the on condition. Here are some tips for the beginners to use the tool.

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1. Work carefully. You sure do not want to damage the things around you or your own body by accidentally touch the iron's tips, right? It is better for you to get the holder for your tool. This holder will help you to keep the soldering iron in its place while you do another thing. If you accidentally touch the tip to the thing which can melt easily, there is a possibility that the thing will melt to the tip. Remember, you should turn the tool off and unplug the cable. Wait until it has cooled down then you will be able to clean the material from the tip. You need to keep the tip clean since any foreign material will be able to mix with the solder you use.

2. If you want to use the solder, it is better for you to use enough solder. Do not use too much amounts of the solder because it will bring no good to the process.

3. It is better for you to do the practice before you do the real process. You should make yourself familiar to the tool so you can use it correctly. The practice also will make you becomes skilled in using the tool.

4. Remember, safety is important. When you do the work, you should wear long sleeves and pants. You also need to wear the goggles and gloves. This is to protect you from any burn risk to your skin. It is better for you to do the work in the room which has the ventilation. Keep away the flammable things from your work environment.

Tips to Use the Soldering Iron for the Beginners

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Solder Sucker Feature

• Simple design allows easy one-handed use

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What's the Difference Between a Soldering Iron and Gun?

Soldering is a technique that has many applications both industry related or recreational. Essentially, it is the process of melting a tin and copper mixture, called solder, so that it binds with other metals, but the tools can also be used to melt or cut other materials. The unique techniques for these applications involve a high level of craftsmanship, but can be learned quickly and perfected with practice. The two main tools used for this will be either a soldering iron or a soldering gun. Although these tools are similar, their applications will vary based on their inherent nature.

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The Iron

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The soldering iron is perfect for binding fragile electronics and delicate jewelry. The gun runs from a range of 15-30 watts, reaching up to 350 F. This allows it to easily melt the solder or other light metals in a matter of minutes. The tool is capable of completing procedures that require precision as apposed to intense melting power. This is why the iron is generally used for binding smaller materials: In electronics it is used to create currents by properly bonding metal conductors and in jewelry it can be used to successfully bind precious metals without damaging them.

The Gun

The soldering gun is intended for applications that may require more heat than the iron. The robust output of the gun ranges from 100-240 watts, allowing it to reach degrees up to 2400 F, so it can be used in jobs that require melting heavier solder or a cutting through stronger metal. For example: Plumbing uses the gun to seal copper piping, stained glass artisans use it to fill the space between the glass shapes, and metal worker will even use it to cut precise shapes out of sheet metal.

Although these tools both essentially serve the same function,heating and melting metals, based on their power they must be used for completely different purposes. This just shows how the application of soldering is so broad; it isn't limited to one application, and even requires different strength tools. Therefore, when trying to understand the difference between a soldering iron or gun, it is more important to understand what needs to be accomplished with the tool. The soldering iron does not have the capacity to melt strong metals or solder and the soldering gun will be completely impractical for precise electronic soldering or crafting jewelry.

What's the Difference Between a Soldering Iron and Gun?

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• Simple design allows easy one-handed use

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Soldering Your Jewelry With the Soldering Iron

It is common for the jewelry makers to have the skills to use the tools. One integral skill which is must owned by the jewelry makers is using the soldering tool to solder jewelry.

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Some people consider that it is safer to melt and attach the jewelry using the iron. You will also find it is easier to join the jewelry with that tool than using the blow torch. However, to do that, you will need the technique which is different from the old torch soldering. You also need to pay attention in choosing the metal. The iron can only be used on the basic metals like the tin or the copper.

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Before you do that, you will need to prepare some tools like the soldering iron, solder, the soldering tape, the metal jewelry to be soldered, and the soldering blocks.

The first thing you should do is pushing the two metal pieces together. If you do it correctly, the pieces will sit flushing against each other. You need to keep the gap is as thin as possible. After that, you will need to place the tape on the piece's surface which is not made from the metal. You can put it on the glass for example where you will melt to the pieces of the metal.

Do not forget to heat your iron while you do that. After it heats up, you can touch the tip of your tool to the area you want to join for seconds. Press the tip a little to the gap where the two pieces join together. You have to heat the iron's tip until the solder can flow to the gap. After you have done, do not forget to cool the area. Do not touch it with your bare hands. Let it cool until it has the room temperature.

Soldering Your Jewelry With the Soldering Iron

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Sinometer 60 Watts Soldering Iron, UL listed

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Sinometer 60 Watts Soldering Iron, UL listed Feature

• Long life replaceable tip
• 60 Watts and UL listed
• Stand included
• Impact resistance handle
• 90 days money back guarantee and 1 year limited warranty

Sinometer 60 Watts Soldering Iron, UL listed Overview

This professional 60 watt soldering iron features a replaceable tip, ergonomically designed cool grip rubber handle, and a nickel-iron plated long life copper tip. It provides an operating tip temperature of up to 860°F with fast heating time and quick heating recovery. 120 VAC.

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