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Square Titanium Lead-Free Solder Pots

Square Titanium Lead-Free Solder Pots

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Model Rated power Temperature Range Melting Capacity External Dimensions(mm) Solder Bath Sizes(mm)
WT-558 300W 0-600℃ 1.32KG 266L × 145W × 115H 55 × 55× 45
WT-107 500W
0-600℃
2.3KG
327L × 175W × 115H

100 × 70× 45

WT-118 600W
0-600℃
2.7KG
327L × 175W × 115H
110 × 80× 45
WT-101 800W
0-600℃
3.2KG
327L × 175W × 115H
100 × 100× 45
WT-141 900W
0-600℃
4.5KG
397L × 205W × 115H
140 × 100× 45
WT-161 1000W
0-600℃
5.7KG
397L × 205W × 115H
160 × 110× 45
WT-181
1200W
0-600℃
8.2KG
446L × 245W × 115H
180 × 140× 45
WT-201
1500W
0-600℃
9.8KG
446L × 245W × 115H
200 × 150× 45
WT-252
1800W
0-600℃
13.1KG
536L × 285W × 115H
250 × 160× 45
WT-282
2000W
0-600℃
18.3KG
536L × 285W × 115H
280 × 200× 45


WT-282

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FAQ

What are the advantages of using a titanium solder pot?

Titanium solder pots offer several benefits over other materials:

Corrosion Resistance: Titanium is highly resistant to corrosion and oxidation, which prolongs the life of the pot and maintains a clean soldering environment.
Durability: Titanium is strong and durable, capable of withstanding high temperatures without deforming or degrading.
Non-reactive: It doesn’t react with the solder, ensuring a consistent quality of solder and reducing contamination.
Heat Retention: Titanium has excellent thermal conductivity, which helps in maintaining a stable temperature for more precise soldering.

Why is it important to use lead-free solder with these pots?

Lead-free solder is important for both health and environmental reasons:

Health Safety: Lead is a toxic substance, and using lead-free solder reduces the risk of lead exposure for users, particularly in environments where soldering is done frequently.
Environmental Impact: Lead-free solder reduces the risk of environmental contamination from lead, which can occur if solder waste is not properly managed.
Regulatory Compliance: Many regions have regulations that mandate the use of lead-free solder to comply with environmental and safety standards, such as the RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) directive in Europe.

How should I maintain and clean a titanium solder pot?

Proper maintenance and cleaning are crucial for the longevity and performance of your solder pot:

Regular Cleaning: Use a soft brush or non-abrasive cleaner to remove solder residues. Avoid harsh chemicals that could damage the titanium surface.
Avoid Contamination: Ensure that no foreign substances or impurities are introduced into the pot, as these can affect the solder quality and the pot’s lifespan.
Temperature Management: Operate the pot within recommended temperature ranges to prevent thermal stress and prolong its life.
Inspection: Regularly inspect the pot for signs of wear or damage, such as cracks or erosion, and replace it if necessary to ensure safe and effective soldering.
If you have specific questions about a particular model or brand, it’s always a good idea to check the manufacturer's guidelines for detailed care and usage instructions.