LEXIVON Butane Soldering Iron Kit | Cordless Gas Soldering
LEXIVON Butane Soldering Iron Kit | Cordless Gas Soldering, Self-igniting Adjustable Flame, 7 Attachment Set, Working Temperature up to 1300°C, and up to 600°C While Working with Soldering Tips
LEXIVON Recommend To Use Refined Butane Fuel With This Product To Get A Smooth Performance!
Discover The Ultimate 13-Piece Butane Torch Kit That Will Make Soldering Easier Than Ever:
Looking for a practical and convenient soldering iron set?
Need a reliable and all-inclusive wood burning kit for your DIY crafts?
Want to save your effort with a professional-grade butane micro torch?
Introducing The LEXIVON Premium Butane Soldering Iron Multipurpose Kit!
Now you can take all the fuss out of soldering wires or cutting heat sensitive materials thanks to our comprehensive and dependable butane soldering iron kit for professionals. Perfect for wire soldering, decorative wood burning, jewelry making, plastic cutting or even making delicious crème brulee our versatile wireless soldering iron will become your go-to soldering tool.
Why Choose The LEXIVON Micro Butane Soldering Torch?
• Portable & Ergonomic – no more frustrating cords or annoying wires for you. Use our 100% cordless and convenient soldering torch no matter where you are.
• Easy Start Up – the advanced self-ignition trigger will make starting your solder torch 100% hassle-free.
• Precise Flame Control – adjust the flame from 1/2 inch to 2 ½” length and ensure the optimal flame for your project.
• Large Leakproof Tank – save time while working thanks to our large leak-resistant tank, which will fully refill in just 10 seconds and last up to 75 minutes.
• High Working Temperature – perform more tasks thanks to the high working temperature (up to 2400° F and up to 1100° F while using with soldering tips).
Here’s What You Get:
1 x Wireless Butane Torch
6 x Handy Tips For Soldering, Cutting, Shaping, Hot Air, Wide Blower & Deflector Tip
1 x Protective Cap
1 x Sponge For Easy Cleanup
1 x Soldering Kit With Wrenches, Solder & Tin
 |  | |
|---|---|---|
| Model | LX-770 | LX-771 |
| Flame | from 1/2″ to 2 1/2″ | 1/2″ to 2″ |
| Working Temperature | 2400° F | 2400° F |
| Soldering with tips | 1100° F | Hands Free |
| Run-time | 75 Mins | 2-Hours |
| Refill time | 10 seconds | 15 Seconds |
| Ignition stopper | ✓ | ✓ |
| Butane included | No | No |
| Butane Powered pieces | 13 | 12 |
| Weight: | 490 g |
| Size: | Iron Kit |
| Dimensions: | 4.57 x 15.24 x 29.72 cm; 490 Grams |
| Model: | LX-770 |
| Part: | LX-770 |
| Colour: | Black |
| Pack Quantity: | 1 |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | LEXIVON |
| Dimensions: | 4.57 x 15.24 x 29.72 cm; 490 Grams |
| Quantity: | 1 |
| Size: | Iron Kit |
Great little kit for jewellery repair, far better than my super glue repairs.
Sure I’ll get more use out of it as I do wiring jobs and loads of diy.
Daughter’s also like doing craft stuff and pyro drawings on wooden boxes etc.
I haven’t used this item yet but everything seems to work as I have filled it and tested the flame. Really seems like a step up from a wired soldering iron and from what I’ve read before it’s worth getting instead of a cheaper one.
Overall first impressions are good. I have used it once, and it worked as desired.
One major design flaw though. You have to fully disassemble it to put it back into the supplied case.
They have forgotten to allow room in the foam for the you to put it away with the catalyst and a tip installed. I simply took a knife to the foam, and made room.
Been meaning to get a gas soldering iron for ages and this was on offer at the time so snapped it up
So much quicker at heating up and with no wire it’s easier to use.
Comes with plenty of accessories
Doesn’t take much he to fill it so a can will last for ages.
Overall very pleased with it and with the extended warranty it’s great.
Other than that – it’s fantastic and I would not be without it when attempting projects where electricity isn’t easily or safely available.
I bought this to replace my ageing Portasol Pro, to use as a high power portable soldering iron to carry out repairs to vehicle wiring, which was a big mistake.
Don’t get me wrong, as a blowtorch it’s brilliant, with enough power to carry out light plumbing work.
But as a soldering iron, although effective, is a pain in the a**e to use.
Firstly, due to the design of the carrying case, the torch must be pretty much dismantled and the tips stowed correctly before you can pack it away, and of course you have to wait til it cools down before you can do so.
This of course means that it has to be assembled before use, which is fine if you’re going to be using it for a while on a long job, but for a run and gun repair, when you factor in assembly (involving the use of tiny spanners to attach your soldering tip to the catalyst) cooling period, and disassembly (again using the fiddly spanners) it turns into an involved operation.
Also, when soldering vehicle wiring in barely accessible places, for effective heat transfer, you need to be able to rotate the body of the iron to present the flat side of the tip to the work, this is difficult to do when the main body is at 90 degrees to the tip.
Again, I must stress that as a blowtorch, it’s as good or better than everything else out there. A lot of my disaffection stems from my own choice, but as a soldering iron, with the caveat that if used as a bench soldering iron permanently assembled for the task is pretty good. For the most part, feels like an afterthought.
I will be keeping this, because, well, who doesn’t want a decent micro blowtorch. But I will be investing in the bigger brother Portasol 125watt, and not, unfortunately the soldering iron brother to this product, which also won’t allow you to stow the iron hot, which Portasol does. Click Off, pop the (heatproof) thermoplastic cap on, pop it into the case, close the lid, done, seconds flat.