Soldering 80W 110V LCD 180-500°C 16-in-1
An 80 W digital soldering iron with LCD display, adjustable 180-500 °C range, ceramic heater reaching temperature in 20 seconds, and a 16-piece tip kit for electronics and heat-set insert work
- Watts80 watts
- Precise 180-500 °C control with LCD readout
- 80 W ceramic core reaches temperature in 20 seconds
- Four tip and four body vents plus insulated sleeve prevent overheating
- 16-in-1 kit includes iron tips and heat-set inserts
- ON/OFF switch cuts power instantly for safety and energy saving
80 W Soldering Kit with LCD
This 80 W soldering kit combines a pen-style iron with an LCD display and a 16-piece accessory set. Adjustable temperature spans 180 °C to 500 °C (356 °F to 932 °F) for a wide range of joints. A ceramic core reaches working heat in 20 seconds and holds it steadily. The built-in ON/OFF switch saves energy and adds safety during pauses.
Upgrade from Basic Irons
Fixed-temperature irons cannot protect sensitive components or handle lead-free alloys reliably. This kit replaces them when you need repeatable heat, fast recovery, and a clear temperature readout. The jump is worth it for anyone moving beyond occasional hobby joints into regular electronics repair or prototype work.
Suits Hobbyists and Repair Technicians
The pen format, quick heat-up, and included heat-set insert tips serve makers, students, and bench technicians doing through-hole and surface-mount tasks. Buyers who need a full soldering station with a separate base, vacuum pickup, or hot-air rework should look at something else.
Highlights
- Precise 180-500 °C control with LCD readout
- 80 W ceramic core reaches temperature in 20 seconds
- Four tip and four body vents plus insulated sleeve prevent overheating
- 16-in-1 kit includes iron tips and heat-set inserts
- ON/OFF switch cuts power instantly for safety and energy saving
Specifications
| Watts | 80 watts |
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Questions about this item
What clearance is needed for the four ventilation holes on the solder tip and pipe?
The iron has four ventilation holes on the tip and four on the pipe for heat dissipation; keep surrounding space clear so airflow is not blocked.
How do I set the temperature on the LCD display, and what step do users often miss?
Press the +/- buttons to adjust the 180-500°C range shown on the LCD, then remember to flip the ON/OFF switch to start heating.
When should the ceramic heating element be replaced?
Replace the ceramic heating element if the iron no longer reaches temperature within 20 seconds or cannot hold a stable temperature during use.
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