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MODEL T1233
HIGH-SPEED
SOLDERING GUN
INSTRUCTIONS
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Introduction
The Model T1233 High-Speed Soldering Gun
is for professional use. This fast-heating solder-
ing gun features a comfortable pistol grip and is
designed for quick tip replacement. It also incudes
a built-in light to better illuminate your workpiece.
V1.08.17
Specifications
Power Requirement . . 120V, Single-Phase, 60 Hz
Full-Load Amp Draw ........................................ 1A
Minimum Circuit Size ..................................... 15A
Temperature Range ...................... 842ºF–1022ºF
Time to Maximum Temperature ........15 seconds
Cord ............................................................... 6 ft.
Weight ...................................................1-1/2 lbs.
Inventory
Description Qty
A. High-Speed Soldering Gun w/Tip .............. 1
B. Replacement Tip ........................................ 1
C. Tube of Coiled Solder ................................. 1
D. Cup of Flux ................................................ 1
Figure 1. Model T1233 High-Speed Soldering
Gun.
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B
C
D
To reduce risk of serious personal injury:
• Avoid inhaling toxic fumes. Toxic chemicals
in some solders and flux can cause respira-
tory illness when inhaled. Work in well ven-
tilated area with fan to move air, and wear
NIOSH-approved respirator.
• Bandage cuts or sores before soldering.
Toxins can be absorbed through cuts, sores,
eyes, mouth and nostrils, increasing risk of
developing certain diseases. DO NOT eat,
drink, or smoke while soldering. Wash your
hands with soap and water when finished.
• Wear eye protection, gloves, long pants,
and a long sleeve shirt to protect eyes
and hands from burns and skin rashes.
Soldering tip will reach temperatures up to
1022ºF. DO NOT touch soldering tip until it
has completely cooled.
• Use soldering work stand, hold part with
pliers, or use a heat sink when working with
small parts. Workpiecescan heat up and
cause burns.
• DO NOT leave soldering gun unattended
or allow soldering tip to rest against any-
thing. Tool can ignite explosive or flam-
mable materials nearby. Move these materi-
als a safe distance away. Always keep a fire
extinguisher on hand.
• Disconnect from power before working on
circuits or wiring to reduce risk of electrocu-
tion.
•Use tool for intended purpose. Never mod-
ify, alter, or use tool for a purpose not
intended by manufacturer or serious injury
or death may result!
• Keep out of reach of children.
