Hand Dip Soldering Pot

Product Overview

The hand-dip soldering pot is a heating device used for dip soldering, tinning and solder coating in electronic soldering processes. By melting the solder in the pot and maintaining a constant temperature, the operator dips the workpiece into the molten solder by hand to complete soldering or tinning. The equipment is suitable for tinning PCB through-hole leads, tinning wires, and tinning component leads, making it a common production tool in the electronics and wire & cable industries. Newer models can be equipped with audible and visual alarms and automatic over-temperature power-off for safer, more reliable operation.

Main Technical Parameters

• Temperature control: microcomputer PID control, digital display, settable temperature
• Temperature regulation: constant-temperature control, fast recovery, minimal temperature fluctuation
• Safety protection: configurable audible and visual alarm and automatic over-temperature power-off (depending on model)
• Pot material: stainless steel or titanium alloy (depending on model), high-temperature and corrosion resistant
• Heating method: electric heating with high-power heating elements, fast solder melting
• Power supply: AC220V (some models customizable to 110V)
• Configuration: benchtop, with vertical and large-capacity models also available

Product Features

• Simple operation: tinning is completed by dipping the workpiece, suitable for high-mix, low-volume production
• Constant-temperature control for stable solder temperature and consistent soldering quality
• Optional audible and visual alarm and automatic over-temperature power-off for high safety
• High-temperature and corrosion-resistant pot with long service life and easy routine maintenance