Weller SP40NKUS 40-Watt Soldering Iron Kit Rout/Schwaarz, 5 Stéck Standard Kit

Name: Weller SP40NKUS 40-Watt Soldering Iron Kit Rout/Schwaarz, 5 Stéck Standard Kit
Brand: Weller
SKU: 037103266910
Price: 60.38 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Weller

3.7/5

€
60.38

Einfach Tipp änneren mat enger Rei vun Optiounen. Co-geformt a geribbelt Grip fir maximal Komfort a reduzéierter Rutsch. Dräieckeg Handle fir Tipppositionéierung a präzis Kontroll. 3 LEDs fir super Genauegkeet an Uwendungsbeliichtung. Medium Pflicht Konsument Löt Eisen mat der leschter LED Technologie. Ëmfaasst 2 Ersatzstécker, Drot a Löthëllefstool.

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EAN: 037103266910

Kategorien Tools & Home Verbesserung, Schweess & Solderen, Soldering & Brazing Ausrüstung, Soldering Guns & Irons, Eisen,

Batteries Included?	‎No
Batteries Required?	‎No
Brand	Weller
Brand	‎Weller
Burner type	‎Ceramic
Color	‎Red/Black
Country of Origin	‎Mexico
Customer Reviews	4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars 1,291 ratings 4.6 out of 5 stars
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
Head Style	‎Chisel
Included Components	1 Weller Branded Product
Included Components	‎1 Weller Branded Product
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎9.13 x 1.5 x 1.5 inches
Item Length	‎9.13 inches
Item model number	‎SP40NKUS
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	‎6.9 Ounces
Manufacturer	‎Apex Tool Group
Number of Handles	‎1
Part Number	‎SP40NKUS
Power Source	Corded Electric
Power Source	‎Corded Electric
Product Dimensions	‎9.13 x 1.5 x 1.5 inches
Size	‎5 piece
Style	Standard Kit
Style	‎Standard Kit
Voltage	‎120 Volts
Warranty Description	‎7 Year Warranty from defects in material and workmanship from date of purchase
Wattage	40 watts
Wattage	‎40 watts

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Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Worked just fine. Chisel tip that installed worked great.

Used this iron to solder the center conductor of PL-259 coaxial connectors with good quality Kester solder. It worked very good. I did six PL-259's total. The chisel tip is still nice and shiny.

Scritto da: Jay Cee

Decent Product

Heats fast and melts 60/40 fast.

Scritto da: Simon

Good, but still shy from being great for what it is for the Brand name...

Good overall solder iron to work on quick small projects and etc. I bought this one to carry in my vehicle's toolbox, you never know when you need to save the day out in the road or visiting a friend/relative. Plus I went for this, because I know the brand, but it fell short for me.. It does need an improvement, here are a few suggestions: (1) it would've been helpful that the unit itself had some type of marking that would display the model number on the iron itself -- and not just the package that will be discarded. Why? Well, you make several similar solder iron (models) that look the same, the only difference is that they reach a certain temperature and the only visual way to learn which is which, is to perhaps own all of them, and then sort them by the thickness of the shaft. This way the users can verify we actually got the correct model and etc. Or for any future reference when requesting any warranty on them. (2) a better user manual, like learning how far deep you should insert the replaceable tips (all the way in or up to the screw can grip it?). (3) that the screw that we unfasten to change tips, should've been a Phillips screw, instead of a slotted flat blade screw, the reason is that Phillips screws of that tiny size are most common nowadays in the millennium and not so common are the slotted flat blade versions. (4) that the irons would have a two mode switch offering the full and half the temperature power. For example the 40 watt iron should be able to give either 20 or 40 watts and etc. Instead of having to carry a few different versions to meet those settings. (5) offer a working free solder version, the one supplied causes issues with the tips -- its not compatible. (6) that the LED lights would've been a lot brighter, they are so dim, you can barely see anything with them. It's a joke.

Scritto da: don

Soldering iron

Not bad but for fine work it doesn’t work very well. All other work does great.

Scritto da: Billyblobb

Basic

No temp control. Takes a long time to get hot, but then works great.

Scritto da: Anonymous

Great soldering iron, LED's DOA though.

Soldering iron worked great for what I tested it with, but the 3 LED's on mine were dead when it got here. Hence the 4 stars. Would still buy again, none of my other soldering irons have ever had lights, but they were a nice feature. Unfortunately, they don't work, but the iron itself works great so I have no interest in returning. Took a minute or so to start melting my tinning solder, but once it did it was very hot and melted everything else during that test project quickly.

Scritto da: Jessica H.

Affordable, but not for prolonged use

Pros: - Affordable - LEDs to help see what you are soldering - Usual multiple set of different tips - Easy to set up Cons: - Feels cheap - No temperature control (when it's on, it's on) - Stand is a literally piece of bent metal (22 ga. steel I think) and makes iron not truly stable. (Has fallen several times now and burned a few things) If this is your first soldering iron, you won't be upset. Or if you need an affordable one that you might use once or twice a year. The LEDs are a little bit of a gimmick, but I honestly wished more irons had them. That being said, it should not be used for extensive amounts of time and an additional stand should be used if you plan on doing so. Recommended: Beginners, or the Occasional Intermediate use. (Keep in mind lack of temp. control and feeling cheap. It "gets the job done".)

Scritto da: Ratzkie

Best soldering iron ive used

I bought one of these after using a friends, and I'm never buying anything else. These get HOT, and they do so very quickly. I have many rolls of solder and I needed enough heat to deal with anything I happen to pick up. I also ordered a cup of flux paste and dip the tip (just the last 1/8 inch) in that after wiping it off once in a while. The one thing I will note is that the entire tip can and will hold solder. If you notice that the tip looks fat and you have no ball of solder, it has spread all the way around the tip and its time to clean it, flux dip, and then let it sit for a while to burn a little and oxidize behind the flux, so that it stops sucking solder all the way up. The LEDs are very useful when soldering in not-ideal amounts of light. I often use them to inspect my joint, as my head is usually in the way of my light source.