Laser Soldering Iron - 25 watt

This 25W soldering iron features a non-slip handle with a slip guard and a 4mm tip size. It comes ...

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This 25W Laser soldering iron is ideal for hobbyists and DIYers needing a reliable tool for basic electronics work, offering a comfortable grip and essential safety features. While it provides good value, its 25W power limits it to lighter tasks and may not be suitable for heavy-duty or continuous industrial use.

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Model Part Number5639
BrandLaser

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FAQs

What is the wattage of this soldering iron?

This soldering iron has a power output of 25 watts.

Is this soldering iron suitable for lead-free solder?

While it can be used with lead-free solder, the 25W power may require longer heat-up times and might not be ideal for continuous lead-free soldering due to its lower power output.

How long is the power cable?

The cable length is approximately 1.2 meters.

Can I buy replacement tips for this iron?

Yes, spare tips are available. Look for Laser Part No. 0589 (pack of 2).

Does it come with a stand?

Yes, the soldering iron includes a metal stand for safe resting.

What safety approvals does this iron have?

It is manufactured to BS EN60335-2-45 Spec, holds GS approval, and is CE, UKCA & RoHS compliant.

Is the handle insulated?

The handle is designed with a non-slip grip and a slip guard for safety, implying good insulation properties for user protection.

Troubleshooting

Soldering iron not heating up

Ensure the iron is securely plugged into a working 240v outlet. Check if the tip is properly seated. If the problem persists, the heating element may have failed, and the unit may need replacement.

Solder not flowing onto the tip or joint

Clean the soldering tip thoroughly using a damp sponge or brass wool. Ensure the tip is tinned (coated with fresh solder). Check that the joint area is clean and free from corrosion or old solder.

Handle feels loose

Ensure the tip is correctly and firmly attached to the iron's heating element. If the handle itself is loose from the main body, do not use the iron and consider replacement.

Smoke coming from the iron during initial use

This is often normal during the first few uses as manufacturing residues burn off. Allow it to smoke for a minute or two. If excessive smoke continues during regular use, it may indicate excessive heat or a dirty tip.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Comfortable and safe non-slip handle
  • Includes a stable metal stand for safe resting
  • Adheres to safety standards (BS EN, GS, CE, UKCA, RoHS)
  • Replacement tips are readily available
  • Good value for basic soldering tasks

Cons

  • 25W power is insufficient for heavy-duty soldering
  • May overheat with prolonged continuous use
  • Tip size may not be ideal for extremely fine or very large connections
  • Cable length is fixed and may be short for some setups

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Ensure the soldering iron is unplugged before attaching or removing any tips.
  2. If needed, attach a spare tip to the heating element, ensuring it is snug.
  3. Place the soldering iron in its included metal stand before plugging it into a suitable 240v power outlet.
  4. Allow the iron to heat up for a few minutes before applying solder.

Compatibility:

  • Power: Designed for standard 240v, 3-pin UK power outlets.
  • Tips: Compatible with Laser Part No. 0589 spare tips. Ensure tip size is appropriate for your task.

Care:

  • Always unplug the iron and allow it to cool completely before cleaning or storage.
  • Clean the tip regularly during use by wiping it on a damp sponge or brass wool (not included) to prevent oxidation and ensure good solder flow.
  • After use, tin the tip (apply a small amount of solder) to protect it from oxidation during storage.
  • Store the soldering iron and its accessories in a dry, safe place.
  • Avoid using abrasive cleaners on the handle or body of the iron.

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