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Master Appliance PI-40SiK Professional Soldering Iron Kit, Butane Soldering Iron, Cordless and Portable with Adjustable Soldering Temperature, Self-Igniting, Butane-Powered, Professional 7-Piece Kit

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Features

  • SOLDERING KIT CONTENTS: Our PI-40SiK kit has a professional butane soldering iron, two (2) pre-tinned solder tips, a hot knife tip, a heat shrink reflector, lead-free solder, a sponge/tray, and a protective cap. All of these are placed in a hard-shell case. You get all the soldering tools you need in one pack.
  • CORDLESS AND PORTABLE: Using butane fuel, you can solder conveniently without dealing with tangled wires. You can perform soldering or welding work freely because our butane-powered soldering is lightweight. Weight: 3.3oz (.21 lbs; 93 grams) without fuel.
  • ADJUSTABLE SOLDERING TEMP: Easily control the cordless soldering iron's temperature from 635F to 900F (335C to 482C) and solder different temperature applications. The feature makes it easier to deal with heat-sensitive or temp-specific components. Our soldering iron also has an adjustable open flame function (butane torch).
  • LONGER RUN TIME: PI-40SiK portable soldering iron has a refillable tank capacity of approximately 0.31oz/8.25g. One butane refill will last up to 75 minutes of run time. For better performance, fuel the soldering irons with our Master Ultratane butane fuel.
  • MULTIPLE APPLICATIONS: Our butane soldering iron kit is designed to shrink electrical connectors, shrink tubing, cordless soldering, light gauge welding, and for installation and repairs in electronics assembly. It is also used as an open flame torch, making it a highly-functional addition to a soldering station.

Brand: Master Appliance


Specific Uses For Product: Soldering, Hot Knife, Heat Shrink Tubing, Electric Wire Connectors


Power Source: Butane Powered


Special Feature: Cordless


Included Components: Cordless Soldering Iron, Soldering Tips, Heat Shrink Adapter, Hot Knife Tip, Solder, Sponge/Tray, Protective Cap, Case See more


Brand: ‎Master Appliance


Specific Uses For Product: ‎Soldering, Hot Knife, Heat Shrink Tubing, Electric Wire Connectors


Power Source: ‎Butane Powered


Special Feature: ‎Cordless


Included Components: ‎Cordless Soldering Iron, Soldering Tips, Heat Shrink Adapter, Hot Knife Tip, Solder, Sponge/Tray, Protective Cap, Case


Handle Material: ‎Butane,Butane-powered


Style: ‎Tweezer


Item Weight: ‎3.3 Ounces


Upper Temperature Rating: ‎900 Degrees Fahrenheit


Head Style: ‎solder tips


Burner type: ‎Ceramic


Manufacturer: ‎Master Appliance Corp


Part Number: ‎PI-40SiK


Item Weight: ‎3.3 ounces


Package Dimensions: ‎11.22 x 6.18 x 1.85 inches


Country of Origin: ‎Taiwan


Item model number: ‎PI-40SiK


Material: ‎lead, iron, sponge


Special Features: ‎Cordless


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Date First Available: January 10, 2023


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Great Tool
nice iron set, that comes with everything you need, and works great !!
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2024 by Paul
    • Excellent portable option
Likes - Love its portability! - Butane as fuel works great - Temperature remains fairly constant at desired level - Tips work well - Easy to use
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2024 by Marcelo C.
    • A great portable iron
A really nice, well rounded portable iron. heats up super fast and has a good run time. nice case and accessories. very happy with this one, its going to stay in my long term camping/overlanding electrical kit.
Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2023 by GnomishOutpost
    • Butane is the *best* fuel for a portable solder iron.
I have used portable butane soldering irons professionally in the past. Battery powered soldering irons may be 1/2 way decent now, but back in the day they couldn't hold a candle to a butane soldering iron. I used to use the Archer brand (Radio Shack) butane soldering iron, and it worked exceptionally well for my uses (which was soldering PL-259 connectors onto the end of coaxial cable used on 2-way radios). It came with a flint sparker, which worked well for a while, but then it'd start taking longer and longer for it to fire up. I only mention this, because this PI-40SiK soldering iron looks like it's the same technology, and will probably have the same problems in the future. I worked around the problem of it being slow to start by just bringing a small torch with me, and when I turned on the iron, I'd use the torch to inject a flame right into the "heart" of the tip, and it'd fire up instantly. I was able to use that tip well past it's intended life, and I expect that with enough use these tips to act the same way, and using this technique may help you extend the usable life of the tips. What I like: * This come in a nice padded case, with indentations for the various tips and tools, including a sponge and tray. * You get most of tips that you would probably want, including a heat shrink tool. * It comes with 2 of the small pointed tip, that I suspect a majority of people would use the most. What I don't like: * The vent on the tip. It's annoying to have that much directed heat in one spot. My other butane iron didn't have a dedicated exhaust port, and I never had a problem with the heat around it. * The tank is bigger than it needs to be in my opinion. I'd rather have a smaller, more manageable iron, since I'm gonna have fuel handy in any case. * I wished it had a bevel tip, for times when you need to put a lot of heat on a connection. The included tips could be tricky to get enough surface area in contact to transfer more heat. * The fill nozzle is a non-standard size. No adapter on any of my bottles of butane would make a clean seal. As part of my testing, I tried using this for soldering normal stuff, and it worked well enough. With a fairly low setting, it generated enough heat for me to solder what I was working with, which was some 12/14 gauge wire. My only complains were the exhaust from the tip, and physical size of the iron. I also tried out the heat shrink attachment (I usually use my hot air machine for this job), and it worked well, but it was extra thick heat shrink, not the normal thin stuff. It appears they are using a non-standard nozzle, for the butane. Nothing I have would fill it without spilling. I did a little searching, and a single 5.125 Oz bottle of Mater Appliance brand butane costs between $7 and $12 a bottle, which is rather expensive. This is called vendor lock-in. They make their stuff not compatible with anything else, and force you to buy that common part from them at inflated prices. When companies do this, they need to be called out. Say no to vendor lock-in. If you need a decent butane solder iron, that won't break the bank, then this will do the job. If you're a professional, and using a butane solder iron all the time, you might want to look into the Master Appliance Ultratorch UT-100SiK, as it is a higher end model of butane soldering iron. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2023 by Dave
    • Easy to use and cordless convenience
I never realized how convenient a cordless soldering iron could be. Actually, I guess I never realized how much time and effort I put into making sure the cord of my old one wasn't getting in the way. This butane-powered beauty is great. Easy to fill just like a couple lighters I have around the house, and the convenience and portability are immediately apparent. Works well, and lasts as long as any project I've asked it to do. Nice carrying case with good accessories. Very satisfied. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2023 by Bees M.
    • Really read the item
Didn't see it was butane. Gave it to someone who is more experienced with these tools and saw it in action. He remodels homes and works on vehicles so I trust him when he says it's great and he's thankful. He gave it a thumbs up.
Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2023 by Rpg
    • Nice butane soldering set
I build/fix/refurbish computers. I have a soldering set that's on it's last legs, so I decided to get this one as a replacement. Works very well. First butane solderer, but it's not a huge change. Works for what I need it to do. Mostly fixing power adapter sockets. A+
Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2023 by Fred Bey
    • Nice box. Soldering tools do the job.
Other than what seemed to me like some temperature variations, I found this soldering kit to be excellent. Had to fix one of my PS5 controllers (stick drift) and ended up having to do a decent amount of soldering to install some new parts. It may have been an error on my part, but at some points it seemed like the temperature fluctuated but it's very possible I wasn't paying enough attention and chalked it up to the tool because I found it to be excellent when I wasn't multi tasking too much. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2023 by John H.

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