35W Soldering Iron

• Voltage 220-240V AC 50/60Hz
• Designed for bonding metal materials with tin-lead binders
• Ideal for hobbies, kits, radios, and electronics work
• Great for a wide variety of soldering applications
• High quality heating unit provides thermal stability for long iron life

How To Solder

• Clean the parts to be joined.
• Clean soldering iron tip and “tin” all faces of tip with a coating of solder.
• Heat parts (not solder) to be joined.
• Apply flux-core solder to heated parts,not the soldering tip, and heat it till solder melts and flows freely.

Caution

• When the soldering iron is plugged in for the first time, there comes out a smoke from the tip end. The smoke stops in a short while and a smoke never comes out again.
• Use soldering stand and other aids to avoid burnt fingers.
• Don’t pull the soldering iron tip outward and use it, it will shorten the heating element life
• Arter finish the long life tip face.
• Don’t tile the long life tip face.
• Don’t apply too much solder unnecessarily.
• Check up voltage fairly before using the soldering iron.
• File off any dirt, rust or paint on the part you wish to solder.
• The head of the”Soldering iron mustn’t soak hydrochloric acid to avoid corrosion and affect using.
• Avoid knocking the electric soldering iron, regardless it is cold or hot to keep its heating element
  from damage.
• Apply resin-based solder tO the part and melt it with the soldering iron,wait for the s.older to cool
  and harden before moving the soldered part.