Mini portable soldering iron with USB power supply (5 V – 2 A), tip diameter 1 mm with protective cap, 8 watts power, on/off button and LED indicator. It warms up less than 15 seconds and once turned off it cools down in less than 30 seconds.
Dimensions (mm): diameter 20.9 x length 163.
The package includes: the mini soldering iron, the 3.5 mm USB-jack cable, the protective tip cap, a bit of solder (about 20 cm) and a m
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