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M12 REDLINK Soldering Iron Kit W/LED Light

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Features

  • Heats quickly, maintains optimized temperature
  • Ready-to-use & safe-to-store tip indicator
  • 3-Stop pivoting head for unmatched access
  • 18 second heat up time
  • Tool-free tip change: easily switch between chisel and pointed tips

Description

The M12™ soldering iron delivers fast application speeds by reaching operational temperature in under 18 seconds and maintaining an optimized temperature throughout the most demanding applications. The heat indicator utilizes redlink™ Intelligence to notify users when the tool is ready-to-use and safe-to-store, eliminating the guesswork. The 3-stop pivoting head provides unmatched access by allowing users the ability to adapt the tool for the application and solder in more confined spaces. The M12™ soldering iron powered by Redlithium™ battery technology delivers up to 40 minutes of run- time on an M12™ compact battery pack.

Brand: Milwaukee


Power Source: Cordless


Included Components: Security & Safety, Disaster Preparedness, Electrical Safety Product


Style: Hammerdrill


Item Length: 13 Inches


Brand: ‎Milwaukee


Power Source: ‎Cordless


Included Components: ‎Security & Safety, Disaster Preparedness, Electrical Safety Product


Style: ‎Hammerdrill


Item Length: ‎13 Inches


Item Weight: ‎4 Pounds


Head Style: ‎Chisel


Manufacturer: ‎MILWAUKEE ELECTRIC TOOLS CORP


Part Number: ‎2488-21


Item Weight: ‎4 pounds


Item model number: ‎2488-21


Batteries: ‎1 Product Specific batteries required.


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Size: ‎Large


Color: ‎Chrome


Material: ‎iron


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Measurement System: ‎Metric


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Battery Cell Type: ‎Lithium Ion


Date First Available: December 8, 2017


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    • Works good indoors, for small work, but not outdoors
Quick heat up, and it did a decent job on small solder connections. Not enough heat to tackle anything larger than maybe a few 12 gauge wires, or soldering to a crimp connector or ground lug, but not great for anything that can sink a fair amount of heat, so a bit weak for a PL259 connector shield on coax, but it can do it. It's basically about what you would do with a typical electronic soldering iron or soldering station, no more, no less. The included small 12V battery will give you a bit more than a half hour of run time, but I would advise turning it off between jobs if there's even a couple of minutes between connections. It heats up in about 30 seconds, so using it for short durations, even including the extra heat up time, should get you maybe 15-20 soldered connections before you need to swap batteries. Obviously you could add a much larger M12 battery pack, but then it gets a lot more tail heavy, which you may not like the feel of, but would work. It'll stand on it's end using even the smaller battery packs, as long as it's kept straight, and not angling the tip off at 90 degrees. There are also reports of leaving it run continuously causing melted plastic around the heating element, so short duration solder joints and shutting it off in between is the way I've been using it so far. If I need a continuously hot iron for 4 hours, I would drag a cord along and get it done, but for a few connections, I'm in and out with this battery powered one and almost no setup / cleanup time for dealing with cords. Outdoor use is a different story. Even the slightest breeze is enough to carry away quite a bit of heat, and leave you with a cold solder joint, or even leave the tip of this iron stuck in cold solder, and held to the joint, which happened to me. That's not really this tools fault - it's basic thermodynamics when you blow cool air over a 750 deg F tip, and even a gentle breeze will transfer away a lot of heat, and may give you trouble. You could setup a wind break (cardboard box around the job, tarp around your work area, etc), but that adds time. Some butane and propane soldering irons not only generate more heat, they use a MUCH larger mass for the tip, and if you can keep it away from the wind to reach temp, the mass of the tip might help you get the job done without needing a wind break. Not many other options for jobs where a full propane torch is too much for a smaller task without causing heat damage. If there's any kind of real breeze across the tip of this unit (even a 5 kt breeze), it's going to cause trouble with your soldering. So plan ahead if you need to solder outdoors, up on a roof, on top of an antenna tower, etc, so you don't get up there and can't keep the breeze from causing poor solder connections, or else look for alternatives to this Milwaukee tool if that's your primary use case. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2021 by Bruce Warrington
    • A+
Best soldering iron have ever had and I’ve been installing car audio for 20 years it gets to temp quickly the battery life is great for its definitely the best cordless soldering iron on the market I have been through a lot of them in 20 years I love the portability of it and how you can angle it I think it better than a lot of plug in ones as well and it comes at a great price for what you are getting ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2023 by Rastacosta
    • Way better than butane irons!
This works far better than butane and I will never go back to using a butane iron again. Heats up fast cools down fast with the indicator light to let you know when ready to use. I bought this because I already had drills and a sweatshirt that use the batteries and I'm glad I did.
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2021 by Ryan K. Edwards
    • The best and LAST one you’ll ever buy
A friend of mine got one of these and said it was great. I have had many hardwired and cordless models of various brands. The butane cordless ones have been the best but they take so long to heat up. You also have to be extremely careful of where you leave them while you were doing your project. I don’t like to leave them on for 30 minutes because the butane never last that long. This thing it heats up in 18 seconds and then you can turn it off. When you lay it down it does not touch the ground the tip stays off of the ground. If you do a lot of wire soldering, this is well worth the price ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2018 by Grizzly Bear
    • Power house
I install electrical equipment on emergency vehicles. We are located in Florida and we have big ceiling fans constantly running to help keep the shop cool. Soldering irons that run off of butane struggle to heat up the wires to accept the solder. This heats up fast and is not effected by the fans at all! The only rare draw back I have experienced is its size. Occasionally it can be a little bulky to fit in tight spaces but this thing is a powerhouse and saves me time and helps me install a better product. It also goes through batteries pretty fast so be sure to have a charged battery ready to go. Love it! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2019 by TinaE
    • Works great.
It heats up quickly, solders nicely and the LED light is really handy. I use this on small connections almost every day. Buy a second battery because the one it comes with doesn't last long. You cannot control the temperature but for the most part 750F is fine.
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2019 by wilim
    • My favorite soldering iron.
I have have been a tech my whole life and this is by far my favorite solder iron. It’s great for field work. It heats up fast and is so portable. It has become my go to soldering iron
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2019 by Mike S
    • Cordless Saudering
Works better than my corded Sauder Gun. Heats up fast and the cone shaped tip lets you be more precise.
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2022 by Eric S. Rohal

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