Soldering Iron Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-WT-13026
Jlab Export is a leading Soldering Iron Manufacturer,and suppliers in India
This 100 W electric soldering iron plugs into a 220 V single-phase, 50 Hz supply and heats its bit to as much as 450 °C. That much heat suits heavier work such as twisted wire joints, cable ends and thick leads, which a small iron struggles to heat. It has a heat-resistant handle.
Specifications
| Power | 100 W |
| Supply | 220 V, single phase, 50 Hz |
| Bit temperature | Up to 450 °C |
| Handle | Heat resistant |
| Minimum order quantity | 10 units |
| Dispatch time | Usually 4–6 working days |
| Manufacturer | JLab (Jain Laboratory Instruments Pvt Ltd), Ambala, India |
Workshop Practice for Electrician Trainees
A first exercise is the straight twist joint and the tee joint in copper conductors. Trainees strip the ends with the Wire Stripper, twist the wires tightly and heat the joint from below with the bit. They then feed Tin Lead Solder onto the wires, not onto the bit, so it runs right through the turns. Each finished joint is checked on the continuity range of the Multimeter, Digital.
To redo a joint, trainees melt it and draw the solder off with the Desolder Pump. They then clean the wires and make it again. Teachers can set a bright, smooth joint beside a dull, grainy one. The grainy joint shows what happens when the wire moves while the solder sets.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a 100 W iron too hot for circuit boards?
For small components on a printed circuit board it usually is. At up to 450 °C it can lift copper pads and overheat parts. This iron is meant for wire joints, cable ends and heavy leads. A lower-power iron or a temperature-controlled station, both linked at the end of this page, suits fine board work.
How do I keep the bit in good condition?
Let the bit reach working heat, wipe it on a damp sponge and flow a little rosin-core solder over the working face until it looks bright. Re-tin it whenever it turns dull or black, and leave a coat of solder on it before switching off.
Which solder and flux suit electrical joints?
Use rosin-core solder wire, which carries its own flux inside the wire. Acid fluxes made for sheet metal or plumbing should never go on electrical work, because the residue left on the joint keeps attacking the copper.
How is it different from the copper soldering iron?
A copper iron has no heating element. It is heated in a flame and used for seams in sheet metal. This one is electric, so the bit stays hot for as long as it is plugged in, which suits a bench with a power socket.
More Soldering and Wiring Tools
- Soldering Iron (lower-power mains iron with a stand)
- Soldering Station (temperature set and read)
- Soldering Iron (copper, heated in a flame)
- Crimping Tool
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Last updated: 6 November 2026
