Soldering Equipment

Soldering equipment and supplies

Soldering irons, soldering / desoldering stations, tinol, rosin, accessories

Soldering agents (soldering irons)

Soldering iron is an important device that is used in electronics to solder various components on the circuit board or to strengthen the connection between cables and wires. It is designed to ensure a strong and reliable connection between components by soldering them with heat and applying heat-wave technology. They can be used both in industry and industry, and for amateurs or for household needs.

The soldering iron is a useful tool and assistant in electronics, helping to build and repair complex electrical devices or assemble your own projects. It allows people to solder components at home without having to use complicated and expensive devices. Soldering irons can be heating or induction and use different solders.

Types of soldering irons

• heating
• inductive

Heating soldering iron

A heating soldering iron is composed of a heating element that generates heat and an air pump that spreads the heat over a circuit board, cable lug, or electronic component. This allows the soldering iron to reach the optimum temperature for soldering the components while preventing overheating. Soldering with a heating iron is an important step in the manufacture of electronic devices. It provides a strong and stable connection between various electrical components and the connection between them, which ensures the proper and safe functioning of various devices. Without proper soldering, components can become detached or malfunction, which can cause serious problems with the device. A heating soldering iron is an indispensable tool in the field of electrical engineering. It was created with one purpose - to heat and melt the metal solder that is used to connect electrical wires. This tool is essential for correct repairs and installations in electrical systems.

The heating soldering iron is very convenient to use. It is compact and lightweight, making it easy to carry and use in a variety of settings. Some models are equipped with special handles that provide greater stability and control when working. Although a heating iron is a very useful tool, it should be used with care and attention. It can reach high temperatures that can pose a danger to the operator and others, so it is important to observe all precautions and use with appropriate protective equipment.

Induction soldering iron

The induction soldering iron is an electrotechnical device that uses the principle of induction to generate heat. This type of soldering iron is particularly useful in a variety of industrial and domestic applications where precise and rapid heat generation is required. An induction soldering iron works by transferring electrical energy from an external source to the soldering iron through electromagnetic fields. This process is carried out by using a special induction heater that generates a high frequency current. This current creates a magnetic field around the soldering iron, which generates heat by induction.

One of the great advantages of an induction soldering iron, as opposed to a heating one, is its speed and efficiency. It can reach high temperatures in a short time, making it ideal for working with different materials, such as metal, glass and ceramics. In addition, the induction soldering iron is very efficient because it generates heat only in the soldering iron without heating the surrounding area. It also offers greater precision and control than traditional soldering irons. It has built-in sensors and regulators that allow the user to control the temperature and heating time. This ensures better quality work and fewer risks of material damage.

Soldering devices and means<

• Tinol
• Tin-lead solder
• Soldering flux
• Colophon
• Specks and nozzles (vacuum pumps) for soldering irons
• Heating soldering irons
• Induction soldering irons
• Soldering and desoldering stations
• Gas soldering irons and torches
• Soldering kits