Flusenko 8-in-1 is a home soldering kit built around a 60 W contact iron for 220 V mains, with a constant nichrome heater and a temperature dial on the handle. It comes with 5 spare tips in different shapes, 10 g of rosin-core solder and a metal stand. Heat is adjustable from 200 to 450 degrees, and a power light shows the iron is live.
Specifications
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Kit | 8-in-1 |
| Iron type | contact, conventional |
| Power | 60 W |
| Mains supply | 220 V |
| Heater | constant, nichrome element |
| Tip temperature range | 200–450 degrees |
| Heat control | dial on the handle |
| Tip | removable, stainless steel |
| Spare tips | 5 pcs |
| Rosin-core solder | 10 g |
| Stand | metal |
| Power indicator | Yes |
| Colour | Red |
| Weight | 0.1 kg |
What you get
- Ready to go — 10 g of rosin-core solder and a stand are in the box.
- Five tip shapes — spare tips for boards, chips and thick wires.
- Controlled heat — handle dial from 200 to 450 degrees.
- Steady heating — constant nichrome element and 60 W of power.
- No scorched desk — the metal stand holds the hot iron.
Who it is for
Beginner electronics hobbyists and school robotics clubs, people who fix their own cables, chargers, speakers and fairy lights, and makers who want a spare iron at home.
Who it is not for
Professional SMD assembly with precise on-screen temperature control calls for a soldering station; this iron has a handle dial without a digital readout. It also needs a 220 V socket.
Uses
Soldering wires, chips and circuit boards; repairing appliances and electronics; DIY projects and hobbies; training; home repairs and workshops.
In the box
60 W soldering iron, 5 spare tips in various shapes, 10 g rosin-core solder and a metal stand: eight items in total.
Questions and answers
How many tips are included?
The removable stainless steel tip fitted to the iron plus 5 spare tips in different shapes.
How is the temperature adjusted?
With the dial on the handle, from 200 to 450 degrees.
Is there an on indicator?
Yes, a power light shows when the iron is connected to the mains.
What jobs can it handle?
Soldering wires, boards and chips, household electronics repair, classes and hobby projects.
What kind of heating element does it use?
A constant nichrome heater.
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