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HANDSKIT 200W Soldering Iron Product Specifications:
- Model: 927 200W Series.
- Plug Type: US Plug.
- Input Voltage: 110V (US).
- Temperature Range: 180°C to 480°C, recommended soldering temperature is 380°C. Temperatures below 300°C may affect soldering performance. (Note: After unplugging, the soldering iron tip remains hot; avoid touching to prevent burns.).
- Power: Approximately 200W, with fast heating function, suitable for extended use.
- Display: LED digital display for temperature, clear and easy to read.
HANDSKIT 200W 110V LED Digital Soldering Iron Kit with Soldering Gun for Precision Soldering
6-in-1 Solder Iron Kit Welding Tool Includes 4 solder tips (one pre-installed on the soldering iron), solder wire, and soldering iron stand.
HANDSKIT Brand Story
HANDSKIT provides high-quality soldering tools for professionals and hobbyists. Our journey began with a passion for precision, durability, and safety. By combining modern technology and advanced temperature control, we deliver reliable tools for DIY, repairs, and precision work. Each product is rigorously tested to ensure flawless results. HANDSKIT is your trusted partner for every soldering project.
- The HANDSKIT soldering iron offers precise temperature adjustment and constant temperature functionality with an LED display. It supports Celsius (180°C-480°C) and Fahrenheit (356°F-896°F) conversion.
- The soldering iron supports temperature calibration from -99°C to 99°C for precise control. For details on automatic sleep mode, refer to the product manual or access additional assistance.
- The soldering iron has 4 internal wires (2 heating, 2 sensors) that provide real-time temperature feedback, adjusting heat output for stable performance.
- The HANDSKIT soldering iron automatically remembers the last set temperature, e.g., 380°C, and restores it when powered on again.
- The 200W ceramic heating core heats up in 5 seconds, improving efficiency. Its heat-resistant design keeps the handle cool, making it ideal for prolonged use.
Operating Instructions:
1. Check Power Cord: Ensure the power cord is in good condition before use.
2. Power On: Insert the plug; screen shows "888" and enters "OFF" state.
3. First Use:
- Press and hold "O" to power on; temperature fluctuates and rises to factory settings.
- Adjust temperature with "+" and "-" buttons (180°C - 480°C / 356°F to 896°F).
- Press and hold "O" to turn off.
4. Second Use: The temperature will return to the last set temperature.
5. Safety Warning: After unplugging, the soldering tip remains hot. Avoid touching.
Memory Function:
1. Temperature Memory: The first set temperature (e.g., 380°C) is saved for the next use.
2. Temperature Fluctuation: If temperature fluctuates, adjust using "+" and "-" buttons. This is normal.
Additional Features: For detailed settings on temperature calibration, °C/°F switch, and auto sleep mode, refer to the manual. Calibration ensures accurate temperature for stable performance.
Different Soldering Tips
The kit includes various soldering tips, including the one on the soldering iron itself, to meet different soldering needs.
Soldering Iron Stand and Cleaning Sponge
The stand ensures the proper angle for operation, while the cleaning sponge helps maintain the cleanliness of the soldering tip.
Solder Wire
Easy to solder with, providing strong solder joints, ideal for circuit boards and DIY soldering projects.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2025
Nice tool!
Rose Johnson
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2025
Works las intended looks great
Virtual1
Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2024
I recently picked this up to use when I need more heat but don't want to drag out the big soldering gun or giant soldering iron. It claims 200 watts, and has digital temperature control.After using it a few times, I'm a huge fan. It's got a very basic temperature readout (in Farenheit) and just three buttons for up, down, and power. The entire iron is just scaled up from a normal pencil iron, with the tip, heater, and handle all scaled up in size. The handle has flats on two sides which helps with control, which is important since the power cord is a thicker heavy duty cord (and it's grounded!) so you sometimes need to apply a little twisting force to the pencil while in use due to the cord's stiffness. (I'm using the chisel tip for better thermal contact, so I have to adjust and maintain the tip angle while using it)My only complaint is that I occasionally press a button on the handle while I'm using it It hasn't caused any problems so far, but it's a little annoying. But the buttons are conveniently large and easy to press, which makes them very user-friendly, so I don't know how they could make them less likely to be pressed accidentally without compromising usability. My other digital pencil iron uses much smaller, stiffer buttons to adjust. I've never accidentally pressed them while using it, but adjusting is less convenient, so it's a trade-off.At power-on, the initial power draw on the outlet was 230 watts, so this iron can truly produce the rated heat that it claims. I did notice that it takes awhile to stabilize its cycle, going from drawing 80-130 watts at at time to zero as it cycles coarsely. Also the handle does start to heat up after awhile of use. I set the temp to 700F for soldering #10 copper to PP35 powerpole ends, and it works great. It only takes a few seconds to overcome the large thermal mass of the heavy copper wire and copper/silver contact, In summary, it's the ideal soldering iron for the job, and I really wish I had it earlier.My other new digital pencil iron claims 100 watts but only draws 35-45 watts even on power-on so it's VERY nice to have high temp on tap for the bigger jobs I do. Due to the large thermal mass in this iron, it may not be as well-suited to smaller jobs though, especially the jobs that require periodic temperature adjustment. (the iron does take quite awhile to cool down after use)It came with a thick little booklet in many languages, but there's not a lot of content in it in each language. But it's nice that they included one. There are several tips, but only a single narrow chisel tip. I thought I would have preferred to use a larger chisel tip, but this iron has NO problem keeping it hot and transfers heat well despite being a bit narrow, so I'm getting used to it.
Al
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2024
Overall the soldering iron does heat up extremely fast and holds its temperature pretty accurately, My only complaint is that the actual iron itself it’s larger than the other common ones and I mean a lot larger just to find replacement tips this big is a challenge so if your trying to solder on something small like a iPhone or something with a small pcb save headaches and find another soldering iron
Steven Hatfield
Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2024
I tried to use this soldering iron to solder a few small wires. Epic fail. Does not transfer enough heat to really make a good bond even using low temperature solder and tiny wires. Soldering was supposed to use 361 degrees. I turned up to 500 degrees. Still no luck. So this thing is basically an expensive paperweight.
Sergei G
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2024
Fast heating, small size, works from the box, real power 200W, easy to operate.
MR.
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2023
Just got this big old hot rod, and it doesn't even live up to the hype. The ceramic hot rod never glowed red. Obviously this thing doesn't work. It claims to be 200W, and versus my 80W, this device sucks.The read out says it's 600 degree F but no glowing ceramic hot rod? Nah forget this thing. Returning it.
Joel alverio
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2023
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