KLARTYMA
At KLARTYMA, our brand philosophy is rooted in empowering creators to turn precision into possibility. We believe that every craft—whether it’s soldering a circuit, building a prototype, or refining a masterpiece—deserves tools that are as reliable, precise, and innovative as the hands that wield them.
THANKS
Temperature-controlled Soldering Iron, is widely used for home DIY, soldering projects, welding circuit board, electric repairing, crafts/jewelry making.
- ON/OFF Switch - you can turn the soldering iron on or off, more safer and convenient.
- Temperature Knob - to set the optimal temperature based on the solder alloy composition that you use.
- Four Ventilation Holes - for quick heat dissipation.
- Heat Resistant Grip - for safety when holding the soldering iron.
- Upgrade Wire Cutter - you can cut and strip different size cable easily.
- Question: From which degrees should I start to heat up the soldering iron?
- Answer: We recommend that you start heating from the lowest temperature 200? / 392? and then heat up gradually when necessary. Do not heat up on highest temperature at the beginning as it may cause the tip to burn out.
Internal Heating Ceramic Sensing Technology
Heat up and reach to desired temperature quickly.
ON/OFF Switch
Saving energy and ensuring safe welding.
50 Grams Solder
Good wettability, conductivity, thermal fatigue resistance.
- Question: How do I choose the right tip for different operations?
- Answer: B-tip (round heads) for general welding. I-tip (pointed head) for fine soldering or for modifying solder bridge when soldering chips. D-tip (flat head) and C-tip (cutter head) for large area welding. K-tip (knife head) for SOJ/PLCC/SOP/QFD electronic components and for solder bridge.
 Digital Soldering Iron |  13-in-1 Soldering Iron Kit |  Digital Soldering Iron Kit |  Electric Soldering Iron Kit |  13-in-1 Digital Soldering Iron Kit | |
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| Price | — no data | — | — no data | — no data | — no data |
| Digital Screen | ? | no data | ? | no data | ? |
| Desoldering Pump | no data | ? | ? | ? | ? |
| Solder Wire | 10 grams | 50 grams | 30 grams | 50 grams | 18 grams |
| Wire Cutter | no data | ? | ? | ? | no data |
| Soldering Flux | ? | no data | ? | no data | ? |
| Wattage | 80W | 60W | 80W | 60W | 80W |
| Voltage Tester | no data | no data | ? | no data | no data |
| 7-in-1 Screwdrivers | no data | no data | ? | no data | no data |
| PU Storage Bag | no data | ? | ? | ? | ? |
| Solder Braided Wick | no data | no data | no data | no data | ? |
KLARTYMA
At KLARTYMA, our brand philosophy is rooted in empowering creators to turn precision into possibility. We believe that every craft—whether it’s soldering a circuit, building a prototype, or refining a masterpiece—deserves tools that are as reliable, precise, and innovative as the hands that wield them.
THANKS
Temperature-controlled Soldering Iron, is widely used for home DIY, soldering projects, welding circuit board, electric repairing, crafts/jewelry making.
- ON/OFF Switch - you can turn the soldering iron on or off, more safer and convenient.
- Temperature Knob - to set the optimal temperature based on the solder alloy composition that you use.
- Four Ventilation Holes - for quick heat dissipation.
- Heat Resistant Grip - for safety when holding the soldering iron.
- Upgrade Wire Cutter - you can cut and strip different size cable easily.
- Question: From which degrees should I start to heat up the soldering iron?
- Answer: We recommend that you start heating from the lowest temperature 200? / 392? and then heat up gradually when necessary. Do not heat up on highest temperature at the beginning as it may cause the tip to burn out.
Internal Heating Ceramic Sensing Technology
Heat up and reach to desired temperature quickly.
ON/OFF Switch
Saving energy and ensuring safe welding.
50 Grams Solder
Good wettability, conductivity, thermal fatigue resistance.
- Question: How do I choose the right tip for different operations?
- Answer: B-tip (round heads) for general welding. I-tip (pointed head) for fine soldering or for modifying solder bridge when soldering chips. D-tip (flat head) and C-tip (cutter head) for large area welding. K-tip (knife head) for SOJ/PLCC/SOP/QFD electronic components and for solder bridge.
Digital Soldering Iron | 13-in-1 Soldering Iron Kit | Digital Soldering Iron Kit | Electric Soldering Iron Kit | 13-in-1 Digital Soldering Iron Kit | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Customer Reviews | — | — | — | — | — |
| Price | — no data | — | — no data | — no data | — no data |
| Digital Screen | ? | no data | ? | no data | ? |
| Desoldering Pump | no data | ? | ? | ? | ? |
| Solder Wire | 10 grams | 50 grams | 30 grams | 50 grams | 18 grams |
| Wire Cutter | no data | ? | ? | ? | no data |
| Soldering Flux | ? | no data | ? | no data | ? |
| Wattage | 80W | 60W | 80W | 60W | 80W |
| Voltage Tester | no data | no data | ? | no data | no data |
| 7-in-1 Screwdrivers | no data | no data | ? | no data | no data |
| PU Storage Bag | no data | ? | ? | ? | ? |
| Solder Braided Wick | no data | no data | no data | no data | ? |