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Goot Quick Heat Soldering Irons

Twenty or thirty Watts of power is enough for a soldering iron if you do the mounting or repairing of printed-circuit boards. However, for more complex tasks, such as steel, tube or frame soldering, you need more power. But that means you'll have to buy another soldering iron!That's why you need a turbo soldering iron that has two operating powers.Let's compare the turbo soldering iron with an average soldering iron, for example KIP70 that has two operating powers of 20 and 60W with the button pushed down. The turbo soldering iron has the forced heating regime. Once you press the button, the power of the iron rises tenfold.Now let's focus on the peculiarities of turbo soldering irons Goot TQ95 and TQ77. They have received a lot of professional acclaim as hits among other soldering irons with a ceramic heating elements.Normally, these soldering iron operate on 20W of power. When the button is pushed down, they work in the forced regime of 200W, starting power 450W.Sounds incredible but it's true. The power is achieved by using a quick-response ceramic heater 5mm in diameter. This type of heater can raise the temperature to 700 C and will never blows unless you crush it mechanically.The six types of aluminium-coated soldering bits will prove extremely durable. The bits are easily replaced with a sleeve nut. The main difference between the soldering irons is the shape of their polymer handles. Model TQ95 has a comfortable ergonomic handle. The handle of TQ77 is just as handy. It is equipped with a neon indicator and resembles a pistol arm.Without the power cord, the weight of the soldering irons does not exceed 65g.If you don't want to wait for the soldering bit to cool down, a karbolit cap is at your disposal.Let's check the instrument and solder two pieces of foil-coated glass fibre laminate. As you can see, the joint is easily and quickly soldered.Goot turbo soldering irons can be used for soldering and tinning works, especially if you need to quickly heat up some massive elements.