Hakko FX-601 Soldering Iron

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Hakko FX-601 Soldering Iron
Price $127.95
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Product Features

  • Ceramic heating element heats faster and offers super-fast thermal recovery
  • Temperature control built-in to the handle - no rheostat needed
  • Extremely lightweight; easy to grip
  • Equipped with a 3/16" tip to fit in tight spaces
  • 1 Year manufacturer warranty - excludes tips
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Product Description

Whether soldering sun catchers or huge installations, this iron is the solution to your soldering needs. Ergonomic, lightweight iron features a built-in adjustable temperature control on the handle. Designed for extended use without fatigue; select a setting from 464°-1004°F and solder with confidence. The temperature won't deviate more than 2 degrees! Six foot grounded cord offers extended reach for even your largest projects. Low energy consumption makes this the perfect pick for production work. Includes 3/16" tip. 1 year manufacturer warranty (excludes tips).

The small, blue tool is a temperature adjustment tool for heat control. This enables you to set and lock the iron temperature so operators cannot accidentally or intentionally change the temperature of the iron.

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Product Details

  • 3/16" Tip 6 foot grounded cord Built in temprature control Heats from 464 - 1004 degree 1 Year manufacturer warranty (excludes tips)

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Pros : Just right for smaller hands, and I love the style too!!
Cons : It isn't a tool to fool around with... gets hot fast.
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