ハンマーヘッドこて

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Oct 13, 2013

Does not fit in any of my solder units i have to shave it down a bit

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Dec 14, 2012

Ferramenta muito barata. Ainda no sei pra que serve!

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Jun 13, 2012

Nice to have for soldering

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Mar 16, 2012

Nice soldering tip ,not much i can say about it.Im not going to put this in a high watt soldering iron so i cant tell you if it will hold (probably not).

Dont forget to add solder over the tip before use.(and ofcourse clean it afterwards)

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Dec 11, 2011

Fits my ProsKit 60W soldering iron perfectly (6mm shaft)
Gets jobs done whenever you require solder massive wires or assemble battery packs.
Solders very quickly, saving batteries from overheating - it takes me about 1 second to solder joint on 26650 battery.
Don't think - just buy it - it will save you a lot of time and, potentially, money.
Its one of those seemingly little things - you don't realize how handy it is until you try it :)

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Nov 03, 2011

Very important if you prefer to build your own battery pack, especially the long type one over another. But require a good hi-watt soldering iron where this can be fit into. Full copper and very well finish product.

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Aug 07, 2011

I use it to de-solder 10AWG wire connectors ad this tip holds the heat much better, However, its a pain to tin it for first time use

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May 05, 2011

trs bon matriel, qualit remarquable et bien necessaire pour souder les batonnet. je l'ai mis sur un fer de 40watt qui fonctionne trs bien.

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Sep 11, 2010

Noce little tip for assembling battery packs, especially traditional cells.



This is bare copper and requires to be tinned before use.



To do this, just heat up your tip in an iron, and once it is hot enough, LIGHTLY coat the tip where contact will be made during soldeing

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Aug 06, 2010

To small for HK 80W soldering iron