RSI18-0, 18V One+ Cordless Soldering Iron (Bare Tool)
RSI18-0, 18V One+ Cordless Soldering Iron (Bare Tool)
Takes just 60 seconds to heat up to 480°C ” data-position=”triggerHorizontal” />LED light to indicate heating and cooling period ” data-position=”triggerHorizontal” />18V ONE+ Cordless Soldering Iron (Bare Tool)
Designed for automotive enthusiasts and keen crafters who want a cordless soldering iron with great runtime and fine control. The ONE+ Soldering Iron offers rapid heating to 480°C in just 60 seconds and features a pencil grip design for increased user comfort and control. Featuring a LED light to indicate heating up and cooling down periods ensures the user has a visual status of when the soldering iron is ready to use and when it is safe to touch .
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| Weight: | 442 g |
| Dimensions: | 26 x 26 x 9.5 cm; 442 Grams |
| Model: | RSI18-0 |
| Part: | RSI18-0 |
| Pack Quantity: | 1 |
| Batteries Required: | Yes |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | RYOBI |
| Dimensions: | 26 x 26 x 9.5 cm; 442 Grams |
| Quantity: | 1 |
All I can say this is a replacement for my old electric soldering iron, am I glad I brought this and the adjustable temperature controller really helps with the job in hand
Good quality, works well, heats up quickly and very portable. If it broke, I’d buy another one! Just note, it doesn’t come with a battery, it fits the Ryobi one + system.
Bought to replace a previous one lost in a garage fire.
This slightly newer model is everything I’d come to love with its predecessor, but with the added advantage of temperature control. Works nicely and the inbuilt stand/holder reduces issues of burning things when putting tool down – this works particularly well with a 4Ah battery or bigger as the battery weight helps make the whole thing more stable.
I’m not a professional and I don’t really know how to solder, but have done it a few times for various DIY projects and repairs.
Because of my lack of experience and only the very occasional need for soldering, I previously bought and used a cheap off-ebay soldering iron that gave me a lot of headaches.
I simply didn’t know any better…
When I bought this Ryobi I was shocked by how much easier it is to solder with the proper tool for the job. I immediately threw out the old one.
Definitely recommend this!
Heats up really quickly and I do like the way the temperature is controllable. Lasts a long time on a standard 2.4Ah battery, more than long enough – although on the newer larger batteries I’m sure it would last much longer. The only thing missing is an area for a sponge or wire shavings to help clean the tip when in use. I’ve modified one to attach to the spring but feel it should be something that is included.
I bought this for on site work, light cable connectors etc. No gas or naked flames. I was a bit sceptical about using it for anything bigger. However,I did use it to desolder the contacts on the cap of a Lucas starter motor solenoid. I was outside, it took a little bit of encouragement, but did the job OK. Actually very useful tool. I have a One+ battery adapter for Dewalt batteries, 5amph, works great.