WINSTAR 25W Electric Soldering Iron Soldering Gun Hand Solder Tool AC 220-240V – KSH 350 at HIMASTORES Mombasa – best electronics in Kenya

WINSTAR 25W Electric Soldering Iron Soldering Gun Hand Solder Tool AC 220-240V

SKU: HMJ261 Category: HIMA electronics
KSH 350.00
In Stock

Product Description

WINSTAR 25W Electric Soldering Iron

AC 220-240V Hand Solder Tool for Basic Electronics Work

This WINSTAR 25W electric soldering iron is a hand soldering tool designed for AC 220-240V mains power. It is intended for general soldering tasks, providing a simple solution for hobbyists and basic electronics work.

Lightweight Design - Easy to handle for detailed work [citation:4]
Simple Operation Straightforward, nofuss tool for soldering jobs
The tool operates on AC 220-240V mains power.
A 25W iron is generally suitable for small to mediumsized soldering tasks, but will heat up more slowly and may struggle with large joints compared to higherwattage models.
Always place the hot iron in a stand when not in use and allow it to cool down completely before handling or storing it.

Technical Specifications (Typical Values)

ParameterValue
Power Rating25W
Supply VoltageAC 220-240V
Intended UseHand soldering

Features typically found on such irons include a comfortable handle and a replaceable tip [citation:4]. The specific WINSTAR model will come with a tip suitable for generalpurpose work, likely of a conical or chisel design. The lower power means the iron is less suitable for heavyduty applications such as soldering large gauge wires or components with high thermal mass.

## Common Use Cases

  • General electronics repair and assembly [citation:3]
  • Soldering through-hole components
  • Small hobby and DIY projects
Always tin the tip before and after use to prevent oxidation.
For circuit board work, a temperature-controlled station is recommended for better results, as a fixed 25W iron can be prone to making cold joints or overheating components if not used carefully.

Troubleshooting

Iron doesn't heat up:

  • Check the mains power supply and plug [citation:3].
  • Inspect the power cord for damage [citation:3].
  • The heating element may be faulty and require replacement.

Poor solder flow:

  • The tip may be oxidized. Clean it with a damp sponge and re-tin it [citation:3].
  • The tip may be worn and need replacing.