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Solderpro 70 Gas Soldering Iron - Iroda - SP70

Solderpro 70 Gas Soldering Iron - Iroda - SP70

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The Iroda Solderpro 70 is a versatile, cordless butane-powered tool for professionals and hobbyists needing precision heat application anywhere. Its key benefit is dual functionality as both a soldering iron and a blow torch, offering flexibility for various tasks. A potential caveat is that it is supplied without fuel, requiring separate purchase.

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Model Part NumberSP70
BrandIroda

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FAQs

What type of butane gas should I use?

You can use standard butane gas refills, commonly found as lighter fuel or camping gas.

How long does the battery last?

The Solderpro 70 is butane-powered, not battery-operated. It provides up to 120 minutes of use per refilling, depending on usage intensity.

How do I switch between soldering iron and torch mode?

To use it as a torch, simply remove the soldering tip once the tool has cooled down. Reattach the tip to use it as a soldering iron.

What is the warranty period?

The Solderpro 70 comes with a 12-month manufacturer's warranty.

Does it come with butane fuel included?

No, the Solderpro 70 is supplied without fuel and requires a separate purchase of butane gas.

What is the soldering temperature range?

The soldering temperature can be adjusted between 200°C and 450°C.

What is the torch temperature?

The torch can reach a maximum temperature of 1300°C.

Troubleshooting

Tool will not ignite

Ensure the butane tank is sufficiently filled. Check that the ignition mechanism is clean and free of debris. Verify the gas flow adjustment is open.

Soldering tip not getting hot

Confirm the tool has reached its 20-second heat-up time. Check the butane level and ensure proper gas flow. Clean the soldering tip.

Gas leaking from the unit

Immediately stop use and ensure the tool is cool. Check for proper seal on the butane refill valve and around the gas tank. Contact manufacturer support if leakage persists.

Flame is unstable or weak (torch mode)

Check butane level. Ensure the nozzle is not obstructed. Adjust the gas flow control.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Highly portable due to cordless, butane-powered design.
  • Versatile with switchable soldering iron and blow torch functions.
  • Quick to heat up and ready for use.
  • Long runtime per refill (up to 120 minutes).
  • Transparent fuel tank allows for easy monitoring.

Cons

  • Requires separate purchase of butane fuel.
  • Soldering temperature is not continuously adjustable in fine increments.
  • Maximum torch temperature may not be suitable for all high-heat applications.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Ensure the tool is completely cool before handling.
  2. Refill the gas tank using readily available butane gas (lighter fuel, camping gas). Hold the tool upright and press the refill valve against the butane canister nozzle.
  3. Allow a few minutes for the gas to stabilize after refilling before attempting to ignite.
  4. Ignite the tool using the built-in ignition mechanism.
  5. Adjust the gas flow and wait approximately 20 seconds for the tip to reach working temperature.
  6. To convert to a torch, carefully remove the soldering tip once the tool is cool.

Compatibility:

  • Uses standard butane gas refills (lighter fuel, camping gas).
  • Compatible with standard soldering tips designed for similar butane soldering irons.

Care:

  • Always allow the tool to cool completely before storing or cleaning.
  • Clean the soldering tip regularly with a damp sponge or tip cleaner to maintain performance.
  • Store in a cool, dry place, preferably in its protective cap.
  • Periodically check the gas tank and seals for any signs of damage.

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