Lunamor
Lunamor Soldering Iron Heat Set Insert Tool
Bottom line: The Lunamor Soldering Iron Heat Set Insert Tool: 80W ceramic core hits target temp in about 20 seconds; main trade-off: pen-style unit, so no separate base station or tip storage.
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Pros & Cons
Pros
- ✓ 80W ceramic core hits target temp in about 20 seconds
- ✓ Adjustable 180-500C (356-932F) with C/F toggle on the LCD
- ✓ 16-in-1 kit: 5 solder tips plus 7 heat-set insert tips
- ✓ Insert tips cover M2, M2.5, M3, M4, M5, M6 and M8 threads
- ✓ Onboard ON/OFF switch and stand with sponge, no station needed
Cons
- ✗ Pen-style unit, so no separate base station or tip storage
- ✗ Silicone sleeve helps but the barrel still runs hot in long sessions
- ✗ No solder, flux or desoldering pump listed in the 16-in-1 contents
- ✗ 110V only, so overseas use needs a converter
SpecPicks Verdict
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Key Features
- Precise Temperature Control & ON/OFF Switch: This 80w 110V soldering iron heat set insert tool features adjustable temperatures (180°C-500°C/356°F-932°F) and thermostatic setting, ℃/℉ conversion. umanized ON/OFF switch of the soldering iron makes it more convenient to to save energy and ensure safe welding.
- Upgrade & Heat up Quickly: This digital soldering iron heat set insert tool adopts a premium ceramic core with 80w High Power, which heats up to operating temperatures in 20 seconds, and its heat output to hold at a constant temperature. Automatically stop heating when heated to the specified temperature. If the temperature drops during use, the chip will heat up again after induction.
- Efficient Heat Dissipation & Anti-scalding Handle: The four ventilation holes on the solder tip and four ventilation holes on pipe provide better heat dissipation than others. Heat-resistant sheath nut and insulated silicone sleeve can insulate temperature effectively, which is more suitable for long-term welding and repair work.
- LCD Digital Pen Type Welding Tool: The soldering iron heat set insert tool with high definition LCD screen display which indicates the temperature status more clearly. So you don't worry about finding the right temperature and you can really tell how hot it is and accurately control the heat. It's easy to be used no matter electronics hobbyist or beginner study electronic engineering.
- 16 in 1 Digital Soldering Iron Heat Set Insert Tool: Includes 80W LCD soldering iron heat set insert tool, 5 interchangeable soldering iron tips, it comes with 7 styles of heat set insert tips to insert M2 M2.5 M3 M4 M5 M6 M8 heat set inserts, soldering Iron Stand with sponge. Compared with soldering iron station, this lightweight heat set insert tool for electronics is portable, easy to use or carry, just plug and play. The soldering iron tools are good choice for welding circuit board,Home DIY hobbyists,appliance repair,jewelry welding.
Full Specifications
| Brand | Lunamor |
|---|---|
| Wattage | 80 watts |
| Head Style | Screwdriver |
| Style Name | Pencil |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Model Number | 743450308783 |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Compatibility | Switch |
| Heating Element | Ceramic |
| Number of Items | 16 |
| Special Feature | Portable |
| Additional Features | Portable |
| Included Components | 5 interchangeable soldering iron tips, 7 styles of heat set insert tips, 80W LED Digital Solder Iron Soldering, soldering Iron Stand with sponge |
| Specific Uses For Product | soldering iron tools |
| Full listing title | Soldering Iron Heat Set Insert Tool, 80W 110V LCD Digital Soldering Welding Iron Kit with Iron Tips and Heat Set Insert Tips, 16-in-1 Adjustable Temperature 180-500℃ Solder Kit, Black |
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