Mika 100w Studio Line Soldering Iron

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Mika 100w Studio Line Soldering Iron
$47.95 USD
Item# 5001
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Product Features

  • A good quality iron at a great price, this iron is perfect for beginners
  • Features a long, comfort-grip handle
  • Comes equipped with a 1/4" chisel tip
  • One year manufacturer warranty

Product Description

A good quality iron at a great price, this iron is perfect for beginners and hobbyist. Works best when paired with a temperature controller, like Mika Tempright Controller (Item #5067). Comes equipped with a 1/4" tip, and features a long, comfort-grip handle. One year manufacturer warranty.

Available in 220/240 Volt
Also available in 220/224 international voltage version (Item #E5001).

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Product Details

  • 1/4" Chisel tip
  • Long, comfort grip handle
  • 1 Year manufacturer warranty

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5 out of 5 stars
  •   Great for student use!
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Pros : I use this iron for my students along with the temp control it gives great even heat. I also use the MIKA stand with this product. I have found it lasts well and is worth the modest cost.
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  •   Good While it Lasts
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Pros : This iron provides a consistent heat, providing for an even bead, and feels good in my hand.
Cons : The Mica 100W takes a long time to heat up. It also tends to short out somewhere in the heating element. The iron cannot be taken apart to fix the connection.
Other Thoughts : I have gone through two of these irons in the past year. The first one was replaced under warranty, but I am not even going to get the second one replaced, even though it is less than 6 months since I purchased the iron.
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