80W Soldering Iron 356-968°F
An 80 W soldering iron heats to working temperature in 15 seconds and adjusts from 356 °F to 968 °F with a large LED display
- Watts80 watts
- Compatibility/FitmentLJPXHHU
- Commercial/ResidentialIndustrial Use, Jewelry Soldering, Home Electronic
- Labor2 Year Manufacturer
- Parts2 Year Manufacturer
- Precise 180–520°C range via large LED display
- 80W ceramic core reaches temperature in 15 seconds
- Four ventilation holes plus steel tube dissipate heat fast
- 750°C-rated sheath nut and silicone sleeve protect the hand
- 35 m cable and plug-and-play design suit bench or field use
80W Soldering Iron Kit
The 80-watt soldering iron reaches working temperature in 15 seconds and offers an adjustable range of 356 to 968°F. A large LED display and +/- buttons give 5°C precise control for electronics, jewellery and general repair tasks. It is aimed at hobbyists, beginners and professionals who need a plug-and-play tool without a separate station.
Heat Dissipation & Accessories
Four ventilation holes and an upgraded steel tube speed heat dissipation during long sessions. A 750°C heat-resistant sheath nut and insulated silicone sleeve protect the user’s hand. The 1.35-metre cable and multiple fine tips support circuit boards, wires, stained glass and small appliance work.
356-968°F Temperature Range
The wide 180-520°C span decides whether this iron suits your materials. Delicate components and heavier joints are both covered, but buyers needing higher peak temperatures or a fixed-station form factor should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Precise 180–520°C range via large LED display
- 80W ceramic core reaches temperature in 15 seconds
- Four ventilation holes plus steel tube dissipate heat fast
- 750°C-rated sheath nut and silicone sleeve protect the hand
- 35 m cable and plug-and-play design suit bench or field use
Specifications
| Watts | 80 watts |
|---|---|
| Compatibility/Fitment | LJPXHHU |
| Commercial/Residential | Industrial Use, Jewelry Soldering, Home Electronic |
| Labor | 2 Year Manufacturer |
| Parts | 2 Year Manufacturer |
Questions about this item
Which heating element will need replacing after long-term use?
The ceramic core provides the heat; it can be swapped when performance drops.
What temperature ceiling limits continuous operation?
The iron stops rising at 520°C (968°F), the top of its adjustable range.
How hot does the handle area get during all-day soldering?
Four ventilation holes and a steel tube dissipate heat, while the 750°C-rated nut and silicone sleeve keep the grip cool.
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