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Weller WPA2 Pyropen Professional Self-Igniting Cordless Butane Soldering Iron

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Features

  • Ignites with the push of a button
  • Completely portable and ready to use in 30 seconds
  • Sturdy metal tank holds enough butane gas for 3 hours of operation
  • Does not require cords, batteries, or cartridges
  • Temperature adjusts from 482 Degree F to 932 Degree F

Description

From the Manufacturer The Weller Pyropen WPA2 is a professional self-igniting cordless butane soldering iron ideal for field service jobs. Does not require a cord, batteries, or a charge. This unit is lightweight, completely portable, and ready to use in 30 seconds. The tank is sturdy and holds enough butane gas for 3 hours of operation - butane is sold separately. Temperature adjusts from 482 Degree F to 932 Degree F. UL listed. Made in Japan.

Brand: Weller


Power Source: gas-powered


Wattage: 185 watts


Special Feature: Cordless


Handle Material: Metal


Power Source: gas-powered


Wattage: 185 watts


Additional Features: Cordless


Upper Temperature Rating: 650 Degrees Celsius


Heating Element: Ceramic


Item Length: 12 Inches


Handle Material: Metal


Style Name: Gun


Head Style: Pencil


Brand Name: Weller


Model Number: WPA2


Manufacturer Part Number: WPA2


Number of Items: 1


UPC: 037103590435


Manufacturer Warranty Description: 1 Year Warranty


Global Trade Identification Number: 35


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Manufacturer: Cooper Hand Tools


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    • Rather than the 500 dollar rework hot air guns the heating mode is AWESOME. I'm an engineer who does rather shabby work ...
Do not buy this tool if you are not experienced with a gas blow torch. It is a skilled trade item and can be quite damaging to work surfaces and spots on your skin if clearly incompetent. This is the most versatile tool I have ever used. Rather than the 500 dollar rework hot air guns the heating mode is AWESOME. I'm an engineer who does rather shabby work and this tool makes me look more professional than my 30 years of making electronic toys. The soldering mode is very powerful and can work small or large sinks side by side. I broke one putting it in the soldering holder where the hot air was blowing down at the table. It somehow overheated something in the unit and its not really possible to "mail" back full of butane. The warranty is therefore useless on this item. Keep it nearly horizontal between uses and idling, also read the ignition instructions. Its not a ligher there is a special way you need to hold the button down for multiple seconds to get it to ignite. Its so badass I immediately bought another one. Oh and it looks so awesome. The clear window to see the compressed gas and the fine workmanship of the body of the device. Home run cooper tools ... ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2017 by Frank J.
    • This item was not as advertised.
I wound up having to return this item, as it was not the item that was advertised. I found one that was actually what I wanted elsewhere. The soldering iron worked as it should, but is not the type I need.
Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2025 by Dan Thompson
    • Very handy, but not perfect.
This is a super useful tool, as long as it isn't your only iron. This is my 4th one. I am an Audio Visual installer, and am definitely a heavy user, but these are not the most reliable items. When you have to click it 20 times to light it, it gets very annoying, and you can't manually ignite them with a lighter. Eventually they just stop working, and this one is replacing one that melted itself on a job site. BUT, they are ridiculously handy when working up high, anywhere you can't get mains power, or where a proper station is not practical. Gets to temperature very quickly and the tips have great heat capacitance. In spite of the reliability issues, I still recommend. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2015 by Ant Field
    • The only thing I dont like about this soldering iron is how phallic it looks
This soldering iron has met all of my expectations. I work in the pits and bilges of a US Navy warship and this soldering iron has helped me tin and season leads that are well over 10 years old with success.The only thing I dont like about this soldering iron is how phallic it looks. I wish it was boxy in design but Its a very small complaint because i can expand on the fact that my friends dont know how to solder and fix their equipment on the spot. This is great for doing a quality job all the time given that you have solder on hand and some fresh termination leads. I love this iron and I get plenty of compliments. Hey ladies ;) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2016 by Joshua R.
    • Im VERY disappointed in this item
Im VERY disappointed in this item ! the ignitor quits striking quits working ,leaving you with a use less iron ! I teach soldering and had many students get this iron ! I have bought two that sit here and won't strike ! its very frustrating after the price we pay of this ! they need to fix the problems and replace these bad irons !... if it would strike , it works great !.. but not so much after a few weeks... ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2016 by Terri Brush
    • no match for a normal electrical temperature controlled iron
heats up rather slowly and struggles on bigger joints while not being precise enough for small work. just get something like a pinecil if you need portability. or just put a inverter on a regular station.
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2022 by Amazon Customer
    • blows away all other butane soldering irons
Given the option, I prefer to use my Weller plug-in base station with adjustable temp tip. This beauty is slick enough to stand in without making me grumble too much. I had another Pyropen for many years before wearing it out. (Actually, it may only need a new burner.) The Pyropen heats up quickly, has adjustable temperature and a variety of tips to choose from. My only grumble is watching the fingers from that exhaust port. But if you want a portable soldering iron, this is it. I've tried almost every other gas and battery-powered unit out there, and nothing else is even close. Extremely reliable. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2013 by Metryq
    • Used it once and it seemed to work fine. 2nd time it did not light
Used it once and it seemed to work fine. 2nd time it did not light. Then the gas refused to shut off. Will have to send it back. Had high hopes for this soldering iron....
Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2015 by SeanC

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