Merece Soldering Station, 65W Digital Soldering Iron Kit 176℉-896℉ Adjustable Temperature (C/F), Standby & Sleep, Temperature Lock, 5 Solder Tips, Tip Cleaner, Solder Wire, Sucker - Fast Heating Up
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- Fast Temperature Rise & PID Temperature Control Paired with rapid heat system reach the melting point 572F in just 15 seconds, no long heating process before using. Wider adjustable temperature range: 176F~896F/80C~480C, greatly meet the different temperature needs of the user. PID temperature control, detect temperature every 20ms for quick temperature return, stabilize heater core temperature at 3.6F/2C, effectively solves cold solder joint problems.
- LED Screen Display &F/C Conversion & Auto Sleep FunctionCome with LED screen display function, make mode selection more intuitive. With Fahrenheit and Celsius conversion function, users can choose between Fahrenheit and Celsius to meet their different usage habits. When not used for 10 minutes, the soldering station automatically enters standby mode, when not used for 20 minutes, it will automatically enters sleep mode. Adjusting the knob, it can get back to normal work mode.
- Hot Ceramic Soldering Iron Heater & Stainless Steel PipeWith 65 watt hot ceramic soldering iron heating core, significantly increases the life of the soldering station. Ultra-high temperature melts the solder material, make the weld stronger than other station did. Build-in stainless steel pipe, prevent high temperature aging steel tube. Come with anti-static design, no need to worry accidental electrostatic touch, provide users a safer using environment.
- Perfect 12-In-1 Soldering KitUpgraded Merece 65 Watt Soldering Station with 5 x Additional Soldering Tip, 1x Bracket for solder On The Side, 1x Roll of Lead-free Solder Wire (0.8mm/50g), 1x Solder Sucker, 1x Brass Tip Cleaner, 1x Extra Sponge Tip,1x Instruction Manual.
- Certifications Of FCC, CE, RoHS & 100% Excellent ServiceST-2090D passed certifications of FCC, CE, RoHS. Applications for SMD / DIP / SOIC welding, DIY hobbies, appliance repair, factory production or hot stamping. MERECE provides worry-free warranty and lifetime professional customer support. Please dont hesitate to contact us if have any question about our product or the instruction. We will reply to you no more than 24 hours (Mostly under 12 hours) with the most satisfactory solution.
Brand: Merece Store
Voltage: 110 Volts
Wattage: 65 watts
Included Components: 1 * User Manual, 5 * Extra Soldering Iron Tips, 1 * Soldering Station, 1 * Extra Sponge Tip Cleaner, 1 * Extra Lead-free Soldering Wire (0.8mm/50g), 1 * Brass Tip Cleaner, 1 * Extra Solder Sucker, 1 * Solder Roller Holder See more
Manufacturer: Merece Store
Part Number: ST-2090D
Item Weight: 1.94 pounds
Package Dimensions: 7.91 x 7.2 x 5.28 inches
Item model number: SS-2090D-181US-1
Style: 5 SOLDER TIPS
Material: Solder
Power Source: ac
Voltage: 110 Volts
Wattage: 65 watts
Included Components: 1 * User Manual, 5 * Extra Soldering Iron Tips, 1 * Soldering Station, 1 * Extra Sponge Tip Cleaner, 1 * Extra Lead-free Soldering Wire (0.8mm/50g), 1 * Brass Tip Cleaner, 1 * Extra Solder Sucker, 1 * Solder Roller Holder
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: May 23, 2020
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This was purchased to work on the rail and electrical routing on a model train layout. The temperature is easy to adjust and read digitally. This allows for a variety of soldering tasks. Also, a plus the machine will go into sleep mode if not used for 10 minutes. The machine comes with a handy wheel to place solder and can be placed away from the actual machine. The wand is light weight, easy to hold, and came with extra tips and sponges.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2023 by Mark W Mark W
This product has some pretty nice features, but the team made some very poor design and packing choices. 1) As others have said, the loose holder leaves much to be desired. The back plastic will be melting. I'm probably going to throw in some sheet metal of my own to address the issue. 2) Some parts were running free in the box when I opened it. The bags were not previously opened, but just had no seal. The screws to attach the solder holder were missing in the jumble, but I eventually found them in a large bag. A simple small ziploc bag got two screws would have been the right choice, just as was used for the tips. Now, for the good. Very nice unit function-wise, which is what led me to choose it. Very nice light action and tip selection. Temperature control and power are great. The dings above are minor, but should be easy for the manufacturer to correct going forward.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2023 by D. Anderson
everything worked as advertised.
Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2023 by Matthew
For a beginner, having temperature control really helps. Just watch out for the cord to the iron, which is pretty short, and it is incredibly stiff. This is made worse by the fact that the iron holder is attached to the controller, so you have to position both right next to where you're soldering. I've had this for 3 years, and just put up with it...until yesterday. As I was using it on a small project, I put the iron back in the holder. The stiff cord was probably a little twisted, and of course like most modern irons the "wand" itself is very light. Hence the wire twisted the iron in the holder and the tip embedded itself in the side of the plastic. Luckily I smelled the melted plastic and switched it off before it caught fire. When I went to remove the iron from the holder it was stuck. I tried to gently pry it away, but the handle broke off. Overall reasonable design and features, ruined by use of cheap materials, especially the cord.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2023 by inmyopinion inmyopinion
👆 Great product for the price
Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2023 by Hannibal
UPDATE 10/13/20: I recently purchased genuine Hakko T18 tips for this station and one other soldering iron, and I'm glad to say they fit and work perfectly. So both 900M series tips and genuine Hakko T18 tips will fit. The only difference between 900M and T18 tips is the overall width of the shank. T18 shanks are roughly 1.5 to 3 tenths of a mm wider (a few thousandth of an inch), it depends on how much undersize the cheap tips are when you compare them. The 4mm hole on the cheap tips aren't all drilled to the same depth, so some will sit directly on the steel shaft that protrudes from the handle of the iron and surrounds the ceramic heater and some do not, leaving a small gap between the shank of the tip and the steel shaft. The Hakko tips leave a very small (paper thin) gap and sit directly on the tip of the ceramic heater, so don't over tighten the steel sleeve that holds the tip in place. Even when there's a gap with the cheaper tips you should not overtighten the sleeve, you risk breaking the ceramic heater. Just firmly finger tighten. Here's the link to the Hakko tips that I use. https://www.amazon.com/Hakko-Chisel-T18-D08-Model-Japan/dp/B013WII72Y/ref=pd_ybh_a_8?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=DGE6JP5H2VSZ06GX4TAB The photo shows how well it does on PVC coated 16 and 12 gauge stranded copper wire. And these were soldered using an inexpensive 900M 5.2mm chisel tip (I forgot to switch back to the Hakko tip), but it really wasn't needed as this tip works well at transferring heat very quickly on heavy gauge wire. Large work, large tip! I set the iron at 350C and kept the tip underneath the wire through the whole process while feeding the Kester 60/40 solder on top of the wire. I did create a heat bridge at the very start by feeding a little solder directly to the tip to accelerate the heat transfer. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ I'm only a light to moderate user of the station. The iron heats pretty quickly to 500 degrees F. The base is very stable since the iron holder is attached. It holds the iron securely and the included curly brass tip cleaner, though a little small, works well. Its better for the tips because there is no thermal shock like you get from the damp sponge. It takes standard 900M series tips, so if you need replacements or additional shapes and sizes, they are easily found right here on Amazon. It handled 12 gauge stranded wire with ease, with the temperature set at 600 degrees F. Be sure to coat your tip with solder when you are finished to prevent oxidation. The included lead free solder even worked well, but I normally use Kester 60/40 or 63/37 rosin core solder. I did not use the solder remover tool. I would use my solder wick instead. If I have anything to add, I will update my review.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2020 by Craig S. Craig S.