60 W RESISTANCE SOLDERING IRON - DED7531

Technical data: Model: DED7531 Device power: 60 [W] Power supply: 230/50 [V/Hz] Max. operating temperature: 500 [°C] Manufacturer: DEDRA The DEDRA DED7531 soldering iron is designed for joining metal materials by soldering, using tin-lead binders for soft soldering. A comfortable, ergonomic shape ensures a secure grip. The soldering iron features a traditional housing with a resistance heater powered directly from a power outlet. The simple design makes the device virtually failure-free, and with proper tip care, the soldering iron will last for many years. The heater's power is sufficient for properly soldering two copper wires and basic electronics using through-hole assembly technology. How to care for your tip Soldering iron tips are coated with a material that limits tip oxidation. Prolonged heating and mechanical damage gradually degrade the protective coating, causing the tip to oxidize quickly, resulting in problems with solder melting. Instead of melting and sticking to the tip, the solder balled up and fell off. A proven way to care for your tip is to tin it. When heating up the soldering iron for the first time, apply a small amount of solder to the tip and remove any excess, e.g., with brass shavings. The resulting layer of solder protects against oxidation. It is good practice to tin the tip after each use. Main advantages Ergonomic handle Solid tip mount Light weight Possibility of replacing the tip ** Illustrative photos.