HCPS Resistance Soldering System, 110VAC

American Beauty Tools, 105H9, High Capacity Probe-Style Resistance Soldering System, 110VAC, 1800 WattFeatures1,800 Watts (6.9 VAC) of Power with 23 unique settings provides intense power required to overcome difficult heat sinks.Light-weight, palm-sized hand piece with comfort grip padding minimizes operator fatigue.Copper-coated carbon electrodes can be easily notched/shaped, allowing the user to customize the handpiece to their specific application.Footswitch permits hands-free activation of power, vastly improving control of your applications and virtually eliminating the sparking that is common with other brands of resistance based systems.American Beauty offers the most advanced and complete line of resistance soldering systems available anywhere in the world. Here are just a few of the advantages that you will find with resistance soldering systems:Smash Operational Bottlenecks - Concentrated heat reduces solder time many times over.Improve Solder Joint Quality - Poor solder joints are often the result of insufficient heat throughout the joint,creating weak spots.Eliminate Thermal Damage - Traditional soldering methods introduce too much heat into surrounding areas damaging critical components or desoldering of previously soldered joints.Reduce Liability - Light-weight handpieces cool within seconds greatly reducing likelihood of repetitive strain injury and virtually eliminating the burn risk for the user.Solder in Tight Spots - Versatile systems allow easy access to restricted areas.Cut down on Energy Consumption - Instant heat means you're not paying to heat a soldering station all day long.Save on Maintenance and Consumables - Electrodes last twice as long as soldering tips and don't require constant rewetting.Stop trying to perform your difficult soldering operation the same old way with the same old tools. Try an American Beauty Resistance Soldering System today.Users of this product have stated that they use it for several jobs which include but are not limited to:Brazing flat copper tubing for a hermetic sealSoldering heavy duty terminalsBuilding brass stands for museum artifacts.