Zenit ZSI-255 (845764)

The Bernzomatic Reach Torch is equipped with an adjustable swirl flame and a continuous flame lock option. It also has a flexible hose and fuel holster and is pressure regulated for inverted use, maki more→ng overhead and extended-reach work easier. It is ideal for small to large diameter soldering, large-surface work, metalworking, brazing and woodworking projects. The Reach Torch is compatible with Bernzomatic MAP-Pro fuel and Bernzomatic Propane fuel, each sold separately.

The Bernzomatic Outdoor Backyard Torch has a wide brush flame with an adjustable and self-extinguishing flame knob and hassle-free, trigger-start ignition. It is equipped with a foam-grip handle and a more→36-inch arm, making it ideal for chemical-free yardwork such as burning weeds and brush, driveway repairs or lighting fire pits or smokers. This torch is compatible with Bernzomatic Propane fuel, sold separately.

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.

The Bernzomatic Classic Brass Torch has a durable, brass construction and an adjustable, pencil flame profile. This versatile, manual-ignition torch works best for basic projects including small diame more→ter soldering and thawing frozen locks and pipes. For optimal performance, use upright. This torch is compatible with Bernzomatic Propane fuel, sold separately.

"E7018 mild steel ""Low Hydrogen"" welding electrodes easily produces quality results on smaller amperage DC or higher amperage AC welders. It is suitable for all positions on hardenable steels where more→no preheat is used, and on cold rolled steels normally exhibiting excessive porosity when welded with conventional rod. The low hydrogen content reduces cracking and peeling of the weld material. Use for field erections, steel structures, frames, trailer hitches and chassis."

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.