Westward
Westward 4UZZ6 Soldering Iron 30-185 W 2400 F
Butane soldering iron with adjustable flame, 30-185 W electric equivalence, 2400 F max torch temperature, 140 min run time
- TypeSolders & Supplies
- Adjustable flame control matches heat to the task
- Self-igniting butane operation starts instantly without external tools
- 30 W to 125 W electric equivalence covers delicate to heavy joints
- 140 minute run time supports extended work sessions
- Includes 7 mm tip and refillable LEC for immediate use
Portable Butane Soldering Iron
The Westward 4UZZ6 is a self-igniting butane soldering iron designed for field repairs and automotive work. It delivers electric iron power equivalence between 30 W and 125 W with adjustable flame control. The iron reaches a maximum solder tip temperature of 752 Degrees F and a maximum torch temperature of 2,372 Degrees F.
For Mobile Technicians Not For Bench Users
This tool suits technicians who need cordless heat for wire splicing, heat-shrink tubing or light brazing away from mains power. It is not suited for buyers who need continuous all-day operation or a fixed-temperature station with fine electronic temperature regulation.
Refillable Butane Operation
The iron runs on refillable butane using the included 7 mm LEC cartridge and provides up to 140 min of run time. A conical PS-50 tip is supplied for general soldering tasks. No electrical outlet or compressed air supply is required, freeing the user to work in engine bays, roof spaces or roadside locations.
Highlights
- Adjustable flame control matches heat to the task
- Self-igniting butane operation starts instantly without external tools
- 30 W to 125 W electric equivalence covers delicate to heavy joints
- 140 minute run time supports extended work sessions
- Includes 7 mm tip and refillable LEC for immediate use
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Type | Solders & Supplies |
Questions about this item
What butane canister does the Westward 4UZZ6 need before I can use it?
It requires a refillable butane canister, which is included with the iron.
Will the 125 W electric-equivalent output damage delicate circuit boards I usually repair with a 30 W iron?
The flame is adjustable so you can lower the heat to the 30 W equivalent setting for sensitive work.
How can I confirm the tip is reaching the 752 °F soldering temperature after ignition?
The tip will glow dull red and melt solder almost instantly when it has reached the rated 752 °F.
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