Procraft SP-250D

The most common tips you will use in electronics projects are the conical tip and the chisel tip. Conical Tip Used in precision electronics soldering because of the fine tip. Because of its pointed en more→d, it's able to deliver heat to smaller areas without affecting its surroundings.

This nozzle gel will eliminate erratic operation with a film that will not clog orifices and threads on MIG nozzles and contact tips. This gel is odorless, non-toxic, silicone free and will not cause porosity.

It consists of 60 percent tin and 40 percent lead. This rosin core solder 60/40 has a melting point of 374 degree Fahrenheit. Use it to repair electronics such as radios, TVs, VCRs and stereos and als more→o motors and wires.

Tackling broad-heat projects is easy with the Jumbo Torch, designed with a broad, soft flame. This brass torch produces a 1.5 inch wide flame that’s perfect for everything from small diameter solderin more→g to thawing frozen pipes and locks. The torch features an adjustable flame control knob. Torch lights manually with a spark lighter, sold separately.

Welding Goggles, Lift Front, Welding goggles featuring 2 inch x 4-1/4 inch No.5 shade hardened lens with clear glass cover lens. Meets ANSI Z87.1 safety standards. Conforms comfortably to the head and more→allows ample room to fit over regular eye glasses. Designed for gas welding only. Provides 99.9 percent UV protection.

Lead-free rosin core solder is designed for fine electrical soldering requiring lower temperatures. It has a 430 degree Fahrenheit melting point and is made from 96 percent tin. The lead-free solder i more→s carded for ease of use. It has a diameter of 0.062 and is 1/20 Oz.