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Safety Tips with Soldering Iron - Advancetech

Advancetech Soldering Irons also offer the technician the portability desired of a cordless Solder Iron, the choice of soldering tips and the power (wattage) required for most soldering jobs. Of course they require you to have additional on hand for refills, but for the most parts they make an excellent choice.<br>efficiently holds up the labels.<br>Visit us @https://www.advancetech.co.in/products/goot-japan/soldering-iron/kx-30r<br>Mail Us @ ajay@advinancetech.co.in<br>Contact Us @ 9599592692<br>

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Safety Tips with Soldering Iron - Advancetech

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  1. Safety Tips with Soldering Iron - Advancetech

  2. Soldering Iron can be very dangerous if the proper safety precautions are not taken. When in use, the tip of a soldering iron will exceed 700 degrees Fahrenheit in temperature - more than enough heat to seriously injure somebody or inflict damage on property and surroundings. Here are some soldering safety tips to keep in mind at all times: • Never set your Soldering Iron down on anything other than a specially made iron stand! This could damage your iron as well as the surface you're setting it down one. • Replace your iron immediately if the electrical cord becomes frayed, worn or otherwise compromised. • Take care to wear heat-resistance gloves or use needle nose pliers to grip objects that you're soldering, particularly small pieces. This will help you avoid accidentally touching the tip of the iron with your fingers and sustaining a potentially serious - and very painful - burn. • Don't leave your iron plugged in after you're finished using it, and never leave a hot iron unattended. • Always wash your hands after you finish using yourSoldering Iron. One of the components of solder is lead, which can be toxic if ingested or absorbed into the skin.

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