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Soldering

Soldering
Soldering is a process in which two or more components are joined together by melting a filler metal and applying it to the joint. The filler metal is the solder, and is available in many different alloys for different applications.
Soldering requires a soldering gun or pen, which are fitted with soldering irons. The iron is heated to the melting point of the solder, which is generally lower than the melting point of the components being joined to prevent damage.
Soldering stations provide the most versatility because they are equipped with a temperature control system. The iron can be heated or cooled to the correct temperature depending on the alloy used. As long as the solder is alloyed with the correct ratio of metals, the joint can cool rapidly without cracking, providing the best electrical connection.
Soldering requires a soldering gun or pen, which are fitted with soldering irons. The iron is heated to the melting point of the solder, which is generally lower than the melting point of the components being joined to prevent damage.
Soldering stations provide the most versatility because they are equipped with a temperature control system. The iron can be heated or cooled to the correct temperature depending on the alloy used. As long as the solder is alloyed with the correct ratio of metals, the joint can cool rapidly without cracking, providing the best electrical connection.

- Full Range of Irons for Every Application
- 12 Watt to 175 Watt Irons
- Maximum Temperatures of 750 or 900 Degrees Fahrenheit
- Stainless Steel Barrel
- 120 Volts
- UL Listed

- Temperature Controlled by Tip Selection
- Stainless Steel Modular Plug-In Heater
- 60 Watt or 100 Watt Irons
- Stainless Steel Barrel
- UL and cUL Listed

- Butane Powered
- Portable, Lightweight, and Easy to Handle
- Igniter Built into Storage Cap
- Temperatures up to 2370 Degrees Fahrenheit with Torch Tip
- Equivalent to 10 to 60 Watt Electric Soldering Iron

- Double-Thick Iron and Chrome Plating on Tips for Longer Life
- Use to Pinpoint Heat, Solder/Desolder, and More
- Portable, Lightweight, and Easy to Handle
- Cordless, Self-Contained Power
- Butane Powered

- Heavy Duty Tool
- Dual Power Output
- 200 or 260 Watts
- Soldering, Cutting, and Smoothing Tips Available
- Heat-Resistant Thermoplastic Housing
- Twin Lights Illuminate Work
- UL and cUL Listed

- 25 Watt to 35 Watt
- Long Life Double-Coated Iron Plated Tips
- Quick-Change Knurled Collar
- Six Foot, 3-Wire Grounded Plug
- Stainless Steel Barrel

- Temperature Controlled by Interchangeable Power Head
- Ready to Use in 6 Seconds
- Slim, Long-Reach Barrel
- Designed for Modern Solid State Electronic Work
- UL and cUL Listed

- Therma-Boost Trigger Gives You Extra Power When You Need It
- For Continuous Use in Standard Mode
- Heats to Working Temperature in 45 Seconds
- Two Lights on the Back of Tool Indicate Standard or Therma-Boost Mode
- Ultra Lightweight - Just 3 Ounces
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