Weller Gas Soldering Iron Kit, for use with Butane Gas Operated Soldering Iron
- RS Stock No.:
- 251-7061
- Mfr. Part No.:
- T0051608499
- Brand:
- Weller
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- RS Stock No.:
- 251-7061
- Mfr. Part No.:
- T0051608499
- Brand:
- Weller
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Select all | Attribute | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Brand | Weller | |
| Model Number | WSTA3 | |
| Power Type | Gas | |
| Type | Soldering Iron | |
| Tip Series | T2 | |
| For Use With | Butane Gas Operated Soldering Iron | |
Select all | ||
|---|---|---|
Brand Weller | ||
Model Number WSTA3 | ||
Power Type Gas | ||
Type Soldering Iron | ||
Tip Series T2 | ||
For Use With Butane Gas Operated Soldering Iron | ||
- COO (Country of Origin):
- IN
P-1K anti-static gas soldering iron kit
Weller WSTA3 Butane Gas-Operated Soldering Iron Kit
This soldering iron kit consists of a 4-function WSTA3 butane gas-operated soldering iron and accessories, including a 2.4mm soldering tip (T2), a hot air nozzle (T6), a hot cutting knife (T7), and a flame nozzle (T5). A cleaning sponge, a support and a storage box are also included in this kit.
Features & Benefits
- Anti-static flint igniter built into cap to ensure user safety.
- Adjustable heat for versatility.
- Wireless to allow for flexible and versatile use and prevents accidents involving wires.
- Changeable tips make this kit versatile and suitable for various soldering projects.
- Maximum working temperature for soldering tips, hot air nozzle and cutting knife: 450°C.
- Maximum temperature for flame nozzle: 1300°C.
- Refillable butane gas reservoir tanks (RS. 216-1668).
Typical Applications
Gas-operated soldering irons are usually butane-powered versions of the traditional soldering iron, but their independence from the mains allows them to be used in intricate and harder-to-access soldering applications, including:
- Maintenance
- Repairs
- Electrical engineering
FAQs:
What are the main advantages of a gas-powered soldering iron?
Without the need for a connection to mains power, gas-powered soldering irons are cordless and therefore much more portable during use. They can also work in much more intricate and hard-to-reach areas as they do not have trailing cords.
Their refillable butane reservoir tank makes gas-powered soldering irons more economical when it comes to occasional repairs or smaller jobs rather than having to wait for mains-powered irons to heat up.
Without the need for a connection to mains power, gas-powered soldering irons are cordless and therefore much more portable during use. They can also work in much more intricate and hard-to-reach areas as they do not have trailing cords.
Their refillable butane reservoir tank makes gas-powered soldering irons more economical when it comes to occasional repairs or smaller jobs rather than having to wait for mains-powered irons to heat up.
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