Description

936 Iron Handle 24v 75watt

1. 936 Iron Handle: The “936” designation commonly refers to the model number or series of the soldering iron handle, often used in conjunction with compatible soldering stations or systems.
2. Voltage (24V): The handle operates at a voltage of 24 volts, the power supply required to run the soldering iron.
3. Power Rating (75W): The soldering iron handle’s power rating is 50 watts, indicating the amount of power consumed while in operation. A higher wattage generally means the iron can heat up faster or maintain a higher temperature.
4. Compatibility: The handle is likely compatible with soldering stations or systems that support a 24-volt input and are designed to accommodate a 50-watt iron.
5. Heating Element: Inside the handle, there’s a heating element that heats up when powered, allowing the tip of the soldering iron to reach the desired temperature for soldering tasks.
6. Temperature Control: Depending on the specific model, the handle may offer temperature control features, enabling users to adjust and maintain the desired temperature for different soldering applications.
7. Replacement Part: It could also be sold as a replacement handle for a soldering station, allowing users to replace damaged or worn-out handles while keeping the base station.

• Compatible with MAXX PAMMA 936, BAKU 936,  LK 936, 936A, 907 Series, Lion King, HAKO, Quick and other brand 936 soldering iron stations.
• It has a porcelain heating element that uses a 1231 high-quality heating core.
• Temperature can go as high as 480 degrees Celsius if your soldering station supports.
• It is a special 5-pin connector that ensures perfect connection, between the station and the iron and avoids burnout.
• Uses a high-quality heating core with, a long lifetime – uses a silicone line, and won’t be oxidized in cold temperatures – The soldering iron is lightweight, so it is very easy to use.