🔥 Apex Group ML500MP Butane Soldering: Precision and Versatility Combined Review

I bought this to solder some wires in my camper van. When I first filled it up, it took a short while. I found that I had to give the fuel more time to load. The lighter button worked great and after 10-15 seconds it was hot enough to use. There is a control valve and a shut-off valve for temperature control. The tip is detachable if you only need hot air. The package does not include fuel and must therefore be purchased separately. It's a handy little device, very light and short so you can…

This butane soldering iron is awesome at this price point ($17). Like any other fuel-powered tool, it will be empty, so you'll need to buy butane to charge it. It is equipped with a piezo ignition and a variable gas valve, which means that even in windy conditions it does not need a lighter to work. The tapered tip is just over 1mm thick and has no flat surface, making it ideal for almost all indoor and outdoor applications. Whilst this iron is very reliable there are more powerful butane gas…

I bought a butane soldering iron and this thing struck me as amazing. However, it was not without problems. In summary: Advantages: - Very small. It is really portable and can be easily placed anywhere. No cables and no location restrictions. The supplied cap protects the handpiece when it is stored in tool boxes, among other things. Snap tight. (This is clear acrylic, not white as pictured) - Piezo igniter - no lighter required to light the torch! I wonder why others don't do the same. It…