Soldering Gun Kit
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Performance Tool Electrical Tools - PTW2012
- Soldering Tools
- Soldering Gun
- Soldering Kit
- Performance Tool
Features:
- Built in spotlight
- Instant heat
- Includes: soldering gun, extra soldering wire, soldering paste and extra tip
W2012 Performance Tool Soldering Gun Kit
W2012 Soldering Gun Kit
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Video Transcript for Performance Tool Wiring - Tools for Wiring - PTW2012 Review
Today we're going to be taking a look at the Performance Tool, 60 watt, soldering gun kit. This is going to be great for automotive, marine, home, and office applications. It does feature a built in spotlight, that's going to illuminate the work area, making it easier to see exactly what you're doing and where you're working. The gun does offer instant heat. It's going to be ready to use in just a few seconds. The grip area has like a pistol grip design.
Finger indention's there, and then you got the trigger right here, which is going to apply the heat to the tips. Really nice design, easy hold, grip area here on the back, little bit textured service for easy grip. The power cord, that's going to measure about 57 to 58 inches long. Then you'll see some other components that it comes with. It's going to come with a different styled tip, so the tip that's on the gun right now is completely rounded. This tip has flat sides on each side of the tip, so, 2 different tips are included with this kit.
You're also going to extra soldering wire and soldering paste, as well as detailed instructions on using the unit, so it's going to come with your owner's manual, and it goes through cleaning and maintenance tips in there as well. That's going to do it for today's look at the Performance Tool, 60 watt, soldering gun kit.
Customer Reviews
Soldering Gun Kit - PTW2012
Average Customer Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars (1 Customer Reviews)
by: Dave T.08/03/2017
Good product at a good price.
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