Soldering gun
30th May 1969, Page 65
30th May 1969
Page 65
Page 65, 30th May 1969
— Soldering gun
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An electric soldering gun introduced by SKIL features automatic trigger feed control which enables the operator to feed solder directly onto the work.
Control is very simple. At the end of the high-impact plastics housing is a built-in spool carrying up to 10ft by kin. of solder which is fed through a tube. When the operator presses the trigger, a length of it is fed onto the hot soldering tip. This length of solder can be adjusted up to Ain. with a simple control knob. Small and large-size tips are available.
The gun has an element of 0.2amp.
Marketed by: SKIL (Great Britain) Ltd., 59 High Street, Hounslow, Middlesex.
Price: £4 2s.
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