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Mika Tempright Temperature Controller

Mika Tempright Temperature Controller by Mika International
$67.95 USD
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Product Features

  • Works with virtually any soldering iron - can handle up to 400w iron
  • Features on/off indicator, dial control and 3 prong outlet
  • Indicator light lets you know the controller is on
  • Includes a one year manufacturer warranty

Product Description

The Mika Tempright 1000 can handle up to 400w and works with virtually any soldering iron. You will get the right temperature to melt your solder every time for perfect solder lines!

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Pros : facilita el manejo del soldador. ahora se controlan fàcilmente las temperaturas sin necesidad de conectar y desconectar el soldador y ahorrando en costos de energìa.
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Other Thoughts : English Translation Title - Excelent Pros - Easily manage the soldering iron. Now one can easily control the temperature without needing to connect and disconnect the soldering iron and it saves on the cost of energy.
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Pros : works really well
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Pros : I love this product it keeps my iron at a nice even temperature.This makes my soldrt lines look much nicer amnd more uniform. the ease of use is remarkable
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