
Specifications
| material | plastic |
| material | metal |
| Dimensions: | 17 x 10,5 cm |
| Tip diameter: | 4,6 mm |
| Technical parameters: | 220-240 V, 30-130 W |
Premium 30W-130W Dual-Power Soldering Iron and Gun for Precision Crafts & Electronics (Red)
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Description Experience professional-grade performance and precision with this premium dual-power soldering iron and gun. Engineered for both delicate electronics and creative crafting, this versatile tool features a dual-power trigger system that delivers an instant heat boost when needed. Whether you are assembling intricate circuit boards, creating Tiffany-style stained glass, crafting tin jewelry, or working on polystyrene welding, this ergonomic soldering tool ensures smooth, efficient, and reliable results. It is the ultimate addition to any workshop or creative corner. Key Features * **Dual-Power Boost Trigger:** Easily switch between standard precision heat and high-power soldering with the integrated boost trigger (30W low release / 130W high press). * **Versatile Crafting Companion:** Perfect for electronic circuit assembly, Tiffany stained glass art, custom tin jewelry, polystyrene sculpting, and precise plastic welding. * **Ergonomic & Maneuverable:** Designed for comfort during extended use, featuring a generous 95 cm power cable for optimal workspace reach. * **High-Performance Heating Core:** Fast-heating elements ensure quick start-ups and stable temperature maintenance. Technical Specifications * **Voltage:** 220-240V * **Power Output:** 30W to 130W (Trigger power selection: 100W boost on high press / 30W base on low release) * **Cable Length:** 95 cm * **Included Components:** Soldering iron only (stand is not included) Operating Instructions & Safety Guidelines * **First-Use Calibration:** Before using the tool for the first time, press and hold the power switch for 60 seconds. For all subsequent uses, press the switch for only 10 seconds. * **Initial Start-Up Smoke:** A small amount of smoke may emit from the soldering tip when connected for the first time. This is normal, will dissipate quickly, and will not reoccur. * **Overheating Prevention:** Do not press the power switch forward continuously to prevent overheating and protect the tool's components. * **Heating Element Protection:** Never pull out the soldering tip during operation, as doing so will significantly shorten the lifespan of the heating element. * **Safe Storage & Handling:** Always use a compatible soldering iron stand during operation to avoid accidental burns or surface damage. Allow the soldering iron to cool down naturally after finishing your work.