Compact Temperature Control Type Soldering Iron Digital HAKKO FX888D-01SV F/S

Description

Compact Temperature Control Type Soldering Iron Digital HAKKO FX888D-01SV F/S
Description:
Use power supply:AC100V50/60 Hz
Power consumption: body / 70 W, trowel / 65W (26-inch)
Plug: 2-pole grounded plug
Set temperature: 200-480 degrees
Ripple temperature: no-load time plus or minus one degree
Output: station / 26 V
Dimensions: station of / W 100 x H120 x D130mm
Weight: PlayStation, /1.3kg, trowel, and 46 g (if you tip B type)
Tip ground resistance:<>
Leakage voltage:<2mV>2mV>
Product weight: 1.2 Kg
Packing size: 24.4 x 24.4 x 18.6 cm
High performance soldering iron and pursue the design, which evolved from the mere work tool.
You can review the internal structure of the soldering iron while at the same time pursue efficiently heat conveyed to the soldering iron tip shape, increase the rate of heat conduction.
At a lower temperature soldering becomes possible to reduce tip life (oxidation) and thermal effects of the work concerned.
Reduce the noise that occurs when the adoption of a protective cap that hold the trowel to trowel, and vibration.
Private driver to reduce the temperature volume corruption - with, can be stored in the body.
Maintainability is improved by detachable litter box to bottom of iron.
Trowel-one allows the cleaning sponge cleaning wire mouse Cap three cleaning methods.
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