Q-MING 80W 110V LCD Digital Soldering Irons Kit Accurate 356°F-896°F Metal Jewelry Electrical
An 80 W digital soldering iron reaches working temperature in 20 seconds and adjusts from 180 °C to 500 °C for jewellery, PCB and general electronics repair
- Watts80 watts
- Compatibility/Fitment1, Q-MING, 80w-red
- Commercial/ResidentialJewelry Soldering
- 80 W ceramic heater reaches working temperature in 20 seconds
- LCD display shows precise temperature from 356 °F to 896 °F
- Four ventilation holes and steel tube design extend iron lifespan
- Anti-scalding silicone handle insulates heat for long soldering sessions
- Complete kit includes stand, sponge, solder wire and solder paste
80 W Digital Soldering Kit
The Q-MING kit delivers 80 watts of power through a ceramic heater that reaches working temperature in 20 seconds. An LCD display shows the exact temperature adjustable between 180 °C and 500 °C (356 °F to 896 °F). The set includes iron, stand, sponge, solder wire and solder paste for immediate use.
Hobbyists and Light Repair Work
This kit suits hobbyists, jewellery makers and anyone doing occasional PCB, phone or small-appliance repairs. The anti-scalding silicone handle and four ventilation holes support longer sessions. Buyers who need continuous high-volume production soldering or industrial-grade throughput should look at something else.
Adjustable 180 °C–500 °C Range
The single specification that decides fit is the temperature window of 180 °C to 500 °C (356 °F to 896 °F). If your work requires precise control inside this range — such as delicate jewellery joints or standard electronics — the iron matches the task; if you need temperatures outside these limits, this unit will not cover them.
Highlights
- 80 W ceramic heater reaches working temperature in 20 seconds
- LCD display shows precise temperature from 356 °F to 896 °F
- Four ventilation holes and steel tube design extend iron lifespan
- Anti-scalding silicone handle insulates heat for long soldering sessions
- Complete kit includes stand, sponge, solder wire and solder paste
Specifications
| Watts | 80 watts |
|---|---|
| Compatibility/Fitment | 1, Q-MING, 80w-red |
| Commercial/Residential | Jewelry Soldering |
Questions about this item
Does the 80-watt iron need a 110-volt supply to reach the 356-degree minimum?
Yes, the iron is rated for 110 volts and 80 watts; it will not reach the stated 356-degree minimum on a different voltage.
Can I swap the ceramic heater into an older iron that uses a different core size?
No, the ceramic heating core is built into this pencil-style iron and is not designed to be removed or fitted to another model.
How do I confirm the iron is holding the 500-degree maximum after the 20-second heat-up?
Watch the LCD display; once it shows 500 degrees Celsius and remains steady, the iron is at the top of its calibrated range.
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