🔧 Solder Like a Pro—Get It Done Right!
The WellerD550 Dual Heat Professional Soldering Gun is a high-performance tool designed for industrial use, featuring a powerful 260-watt output and rapid 6-second readiness. With its fingertip trigger for output control and a robust design, this soldering gun is trusted by professionals for demanding tasks. Backed by a 7-year warranty, it ensures reliability and durability in every project.
Brand | Weller |
Specific Uses For Product | Industrial Use |
Power Source | Corded Electric |
Wattage | 260 watts |
Special Feature | Heavy Duty |
Included Components | 1 Weller Branded Product |
Handle Material | Plastic |
Style | Gun Only |
Item Length | 9.5 Inches |
Item Weight | 1.36 Pounds |
Upper Temperature Rating | 1.1E+3 Degrees Fahrenheit |
Head Style | tip copper tip |
Burner type | Metal heating element (possibly Nichrome or Silver wire with mica or ceramic insulation) |
UPC | 037103475411 |
Global Trade Identification Number | 00037103475411 |
Manufacturer | Apex Tool Group |
Part Number | D550 |
Item Weight | 1.36 pounds |
Country of Origin | Mexico |
Item model number | D550 |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Size | 1 piece |
Material | METAL |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Special Features | Heavy Duty |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
Warranty Description | 7 Year Warranty |
National Stock Number | 3439-00-732-7798 |
D**.
A great soldering gun
I like that it works great, heats quickly, and cools quick.
I**
Good product
The lights quit working after using a few times but it still got hot
D**A
Great product
Works very good
S**G
Muy bien
Muy bien
K**N
This unit was 'refurbished'.
The tool was returned, checked out and sold as 'used, returned and checked'. It worked correctly, but the switch was finicky It sometimes worked correctly, and sometimes not. A couple of pulls, and it worked. For the price, I am not returning it as I can live with the 'sometimes' switch,
M**D
Happy
Happy
I**E
Very good
Bueno
K**N
Lots of heat where you need it.
I use this to solder to chassis in the antique radios that I repair. A pencil iron or a smaller wattage Weller is not adequate. This is a beast.
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