Soldering iron STHOR 79368 — 80 W, 230 V, 50 Hz, 200 g

The STHOR 79368 soldering iron is an 80 W, 230 V handheld tool designed for general electronics and light electrical repairs. With a compact form and a weight of 200 g, it supports precise soldering of wires, electronic components and small joints. The device is powered from a 230 V AC mains supply at 50 Hz and is supplied as a single unit per pack, making it a straightforward choice for hobbyists and maintenance tasks that require a simple, ready-to-use soldering tool.

Advantages

The soldering iron delivers consistent heat output at 80 W to reach working temperatures quickly and maintain stable soldering conditions. Its lightweight construction enhances maneuverability for delicate tasks and prolonged use. The device’s mains operation ensures steady power without reliance on batteries, and the compact design facilitates access to confined workspaces and component-dense circuit boards.

Suitable for

• Soldering electronic components on printed circuit boards
• Wire joining and repair in household electrical devices
• Hobby electronics, DIY kits and model making
• Small maintenance and quick repair tasks in workshops

Key specifications

• Power: 80 W
• Supply voltage: 230 V AC
• Supply frequency: 50 Hz
• Weight: 200 g
• Form factor: handheld soldering iron

How to use

Before use, ensure the working area is well ventilated and the soldering iron is placed on a suitable heat-resistant stand. Connect the soldering iron to a compatible 230 V mains outlet and allow it to warm up until the tip reaches operating temperature. Clean the tip and apply solder to the joint by touching the heated tip to the connection and feeding solder to the heated surfaces. After finishing, switch off and unplug the iron, and allow the tip to cool on a safe surface before storage.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate solder and flux for the materials being joined and maintain the soldering tip by regular cleaning and tinning to prolong life and ensure reliable thermal transfer. Observe basic safety measures: eye protection, good ventilation, and avoidance of skin contact with the hot tip. For repetitive or precision work, consider a temperature-controlled station, though this model is suitable for many general-purpose soldering tasks.