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SUGON T3602 Soldering Iron
SUGON · SKU SG10008
$281.00
per unit| Quantity | Unit price | Saving |
|---|---|---|
| $281.00 | ||
| $266.95 | −5% | |
| $252.90 | −10% |
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Shipping weight 5.2 kg
Details
Every shop has a board that defeats its usual iron: a thick laptop ground plane or a big shield that won't let go. The SUGON T3602 is the heavyweight of this SUGON range at 240 W, with a 100 to 450°C (212 to 842°F) range.
The listing describes digital temperature control, interchangeable tips, an ergonomic grip and auto sleep that wakes when you pick the iron up. It doesn't list the voltage, plug, tip system or contents.
When 240 W earns its place
Large shield frames stuck with old solder.
Thick ground planes that keep joints cold.
Damaged DC jacks with heavy pins.
Faint joints on multi-layer laptop boards.
Handling the power
More wattage means faster recovery, not a hotter setting. Keep the temperature moderate, use a broad tip, and protect nearby plastic parts with heat tape. Short, confident contact gives better joints than a long dwell, and preheating the board from below cuts the time even further.
For phone micro soldering, a small cartridge station is still the better tool; the T3602 is for the jobs that wear smaller irons out.
Specifications
| Brand | SUGON |
|---|---|
| Model | T3602 |
| Condition | New |
| Product type | Soldering iron |
| Power | 240 W |
| Temperature range | 100-450 °C |
| Auto sleep | Yes |
Questions
What's the power?
240 W.
What's the range?
100 to 450°C (212 to 842°F).
Is it good for micro soldering?
It's aimed at heavy joints; use a micro station for tiny parts.
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