Introducing the WT 2010M from Weller, this 150W two channelled digitally controlled soldering station. The WT 2010M provides versatility and is compatible with a wide range of tips and accessories. The WT 2010M station set is supplied with a soldering station, soldering iron, and soldering iron rest. The station is safe to use within ESD protected areas.

The WT 2M power unit is a 150W digitally controlled soldering station uses an LCD display with four pushbuttons and two power outlets to provide a best in class soldering solution. The brightness of the LCD display can be adjusted depending on the environment, with clear detailed visuals of the power output from the station to the soldering iron. This soldering station is ESD protected and offers a temperature accuracy of ±9°C. WX soldering irons heat up incredibly quickly and can be used immediately. There is a 3.5mm jack plug and socket on the back of the soldering unit for equipotential bonding. Equipotential bonding enables you to be ESD safe by joining metalwork that may be earthed, to avoid any potential malfunctions from ESD.

Part of this WT 2010 soldering set is the WTP 90 soldering iron, this high performance and ergonomically designed iron is great for accurate soldering. The 90W soldering iron is ideal for soldering small and medium components with high energy demand. Not only does the power unit know when to go on standby, but the WTP 90 also utilises a motion sensor to automatically go on standby to reduce energy costs. Interchangeable heating elements provide a great deal of flexibility when using different soldering iron tips. Easy to change out XNT tips enable to quickly change out a tip if required for different tasks, without any additional tool.

The Weller WSR200 soldering iron rest is an ideal place to keep the soldering iron when not in use. Supplied with a brass metal wool and a sponge for both wet and dry tip cleaning, both integrated into the stand. The rest can, therefore, be rotated 180° to allow the user to choose.

Soldering irons are used to work and rework solder in all manner of applications, particularly in repairing or building PCB circuit boards with SMD and through-hole components. They are commonly used in electronic prototyping and production, and any application where a circuit board component might have to be removed or adjusted. Soldering irons are often used by:

This solder station only shows Centigrade (°C). The temperature range is from 100°C to 450°C (212°F to 842°F).

This soldering station has both UK and EU plug adapters.