Adjustable Temperature Soldering Iron : AFTC-ELT-201
The product shown is the AFTC-ELT-201 Adjustable Temperature Soldering Iron, distributed by Ayub First Trading Company. It is a portable electrical heating tool designed for precise electronics repair, circuit board assembly, and wire splicing.
⚙️ Technical Specifications
- Power Rating: 60 Watts max output, providing rapid heat-up times (heats to working temperature in under 40 seconds).
- Operating Voltage: 220V–240V AC (Standard 50/60Hz grid power system).
- Power Cord Length: Equipped with a 1.2-meter (approx. 4 feet) heavy-duty, insulated power cable with integrated strain relief.
- Plug Style: Standard European-style Type C 2-pin round plug (compatible with ungrounded household utility sockets).
🛠️ Key Design & Interface Features
- Adjustable Temperature Dial: Features an embedded yellow rotary potentiometer thumbwheel on the blue handle shaft. This allows you to continuously adjust temperatures from roughly 200°C to 450°C (392°F to 842°F) to match different solder alloys (lead vs. lead-free) and delicate board components.
- Ergonomic Soft Grip: Built with a heat-resistant, high-traction rubberized black collar sleeve to isolate heat and keep your fingers from slipping toward the hot barrel.
- Internally Heated Ceramic Element: Uses a modern ceramic heating core nested directly inside the tip structure, delivering superior heat retention, thermal efficiency, and longer life compared to older wire-wound elements.
- Interchangeable Tip: Uses a standard knurled locking collar nut at the top of the stainless steel barrel, allowing you to swap out worn tips or substitute different shapes (such as chisel, knife, or fine needle points).
💡 Suggested Temperature Settings Guide
| Temperature Range | Ideal Application |
|---|---|
| 200°C – 250°C | Melting low-temperature special solder pastes or working on micro-SMD components. |
| 300°C – 350°C | Standard everyday electronics work (standard 60/40 leaded solder on printed circuit boards). |
| 350°C – 400°C | Working with lead-free solder alloys (which require higher melting points) or thicker wire splicing. |
| 400°C – 450°C | Heavy duty tabs, thick ground planes, or desoldering stubborn factory components. Avoid long exposure to prevent lifting PCB copper pads. |
🦺 Critical Maintenance & Safety Checklist
- Tin the Tip: Always coat the shiny tip with a fresh layer of solder immediately after it heats up and right before turning it off. This “tinning” process prevents oxidation and keeps the metal from turning black and losing its ability to conduct heat.
- Never File the Tip: The tips are multi-layered plating (copper core with iron and chrome coats). Scraping them with a file, sandpaper, or harsh steel wire brushes will ruin the plating permanently. Use a damp cellulose sponge or brass wire tip cleaner instead.
- Rest Safely: Never place a hot iron flat on a plastic workbench or near flammable cords. Always use a dedicated metal soldering stand.
📞 Contact & Procurement Details
To secure pricing, check stock availability, or coordinate bulk fulfillment across Saudi Arabia, contact the Ayub First Trading Company distribution offices directly:
- Primary Hotline (Call/WhatsApp): +966 56 004 2170
- Email Inquiries: ayubfirsttrading@gmail.com
- Corporate Web Platform: ayubfirsttrading.com
- Regional Warehouses: Showrooms fully stocked in Riyadh (Al Jabrah, Batha Road), Jeddah, Dammam, and Al Khobar (20th Street, Hail Road).
Description
Description
The product shown is the AFTC-ELT-201 Adjustable Temperature Soldering Iron, distributed by Ayub First Trading Company. It is a portable electrical heating tool designed for precise electronics repair, circuit board assembly, and wire splicing.
⚙️ Technical Specifications
- Power Rating: 60 Watts max output, providing rapid heat-up times (heats to working temperature in under 40 seconds).
- Operating Voltage: 220V–240V AC (Standard 50/60Hz grid power system).
- Power Cord Length: Equipped with a 1.2-meter (approx. 4 feet) heavy-duty, insulated power cable with integrated strain relief.
- Plug Style: Standard European-style Type C 2-pin round plug (compatible with ungrounded household utility sockets).
🛠️ Key Design & Interface Features
- Adjustable Temperature Dial: Features an embedded yellow rotary potentiometer thumbwheel on the blue handle shaft. This allows you to continuously adjust temperatures from roughly 200°C to 450°C (392°F to 842°F) to match different solder alloys (lead vs. lead-free) and delicate board components.
- Ergonomic Soft Grip: Built with a heat-resistant, high-traction rubberized black collar sleeve to isolate heat and keep your fingers from slipping toward the hot barrel.
- Internally Heated Ceramic Element: Uses a modern ceramic heating core nested directly inside the tip structure, delivering superior heat retention, thermal efficiency, and longer life compared to older wire-wound elements.
- Interchangeable Tip: Uses a standard knurled locking collar nut at the top of the stainless steel barrel, allowing you to swap out worn tips or substitute different shapes (such as chisel, knife, or fine needle points).
💡 Suggested Temperature Settings Guide
| Temperature Range | Ideal Application |
|---|---|
| 200°C – 250°C | Melting low-temperature special solder pastes or working on micro-SMD components. |
| 300°C – 350°C | Standard everyday electronics work (standard 60/40 leaded solder on printed circuit boards). |
| 350°C – 400°C | Working with lead-free solder alloys (which require higher melting points) or thicker wire splicing. |
| 400°C – 450°C | Heavy duty tabs, thick ground planes, or desoldering stubborn factory components. Avoid long exposure to prevent lifting PCB copper pads. |
🦺 Critical Maintenance & Safety Checklist
- Tin the Tip: Always coat the shiny tip with a fresh layer of solder immediately after it heats up and right before turning it off. This “tinning” process prevents oxidation and keeps the metal from turning black and losing its ability to conduct heat.
- Never File the Tip: The tips are multi-layered plating (copper core with iron and chrome coats). Scraping them with a file, sandpaper, or harsh steel wire brushes will ruin the plating permanently. Use a damp cellulose sponge or brass wire tip cleaner instead.
- Rest Safely: Never place a hot iron flat on a plastic workbench or near flammable cords. Always use a dedicated metal soldering stand.
📞 Contact & Procurement Details
To secure pricing, check stock availability, or coordinate bulk fulfillment across Saudi Arabia, contact the Ayub First Trading Company distribution offices directly:
- Primary Hotline (Call/WhatsApp): +966 56 004 2170
- Email Inquiries: ayubfirsttrading@gmail.com
- Corporate Web Platform: ayubfirsttrading.com
- Regional Warehouses: Showrooms fully stocked in Riyadh (Al Jabrah, Batha Road), Jeddah, Dammam, and Al Khobar (20th Street, Hail Road).
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