80W LCD Soldering Iron Kit Adjustable Temp 180-520℃ Precision Soldering Gun

80W LCD Soldering Iron Kit, 13-Piece 356-968F Adjustable Tool with Fast Ceramic Heater and Case

$48.98
Sale price  $48.98 Regular price 
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80W LCD Soldering Iron Kit Adjustable Temp 180-520℃ Precision Soldering Gun

80W LCD Soldering Iron Kit, 13-Piece 356-968F Adjustable Tool with Fast Ceramic Heater and Case

$48.98
Sale price  $48.98 Regular price 

This 80W LCD soldering iron kit places temperature control and essential repair accessories in one portable case for circuit boards, appliances, guitars, watches and small electronics. The ceramic core reaches working heat in about fifteen seconds, while plus-minus buttons and a clear digital display make adjustments straightforward for delicate or higher-heat joints.

Set the iron from 356°F to 968°F with stated accuracy within 5°C and switch between Celsius and Fahrenheit. Four ventilation openings, a steel tube and insulated silicone grip manage heat during longer work. The thirteen-piece set includes five 900M tips, a holder and sponge, 50g of 0.8mm rosin-core solder, 50g of no-clean paste flux, a desoldering pump, wire stripper-cutter, tweezers and a PU case. Use the on-off switch and let the iron cool before storage.

Specifications

  • Power: 80W
  • Heating element: Ceramic
  • Heat-up time: About 15 seconds
  • Temperature range: 356–968°F / 180–520°C
  • Accuracy stated: Within 5°C
  • Display: LCD
  • Included tips: Five 900M styles
  • Included solder: 50g 0.8mm rosin core
  • Included flux: 50g no-clean paste
  • Storage: PU carrying case

Frequently Asked Questions

What temperature range can I set?

The iron adjusts from 356°F to 968°F or 180°C to 520°C.

How fast does the ceramic heater warm up?

The documented 80W iron reaches working temperature in about fifteen seconds.

Which soldering accessories are included?

The kit includes five tips, stand, sponge, solder, flux, pump, stripper-cutter, tweezers and a carrying case.

Can the display switch temperature units?

Yes. The controls support both Celsius and Fahrenheit readings.

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