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In Reply to: Soldering Temp. Help posted by AN on November 27, 2000 at 19:07:24:
Hi, I have the Weller WES50 and thinks it's fine. Normally I have it set at 600 (F), if I am doing stuff like stripping varnish off wires (yek) I set it at 800.The iron has to be hotter than the wire in order to transfer heat to it... I don't know anything about crystalline structure of copper, but in general overheating things just means that you ain't doing it right :-) In fact a hotter iron can be better, it heats up the local area faster than heat transfers into the rest of the component.
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Follow Ups
- Re: Soldering Temp. Help - JohnR 22:30:55 11/27/00 (4)
- How do you know what temp. on WES50? - AN 22:44:57 11/27/00 (3)
- My Weller WCC-100 has temp numbers... (more0 - Steven R. Rochlin 16:37:27 11/28/00 (0)
- Re: How do you know what temp. on WES50? - JohnR 13:47:02 11/28/00 (1)
- Thanks mmm... silly me what was I looking (nt) - AN 15:44:57 11/28/00 (0)
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