ToolPAC PRO32 Smart Soldering Tool Set
Brand: SainSmart SKU: 101-92-500 10 SKU: 101-92-500The Pro32 is a staple tool for the hobbyist, tinkerer, or electrical engineer. Featuring a sleek body, complete with temperature adjustment buttons and an OLED display, the Pro32 feels good in the hand and offers a wide temperature range for operation. Its internal heating element warms up to operating temperature in just 12 seconds!
Rapid Warmup
With the help of dual temperature sensors, the internal heating element reaches its operating temperature extremely fast—just 12 seconds! The tip temperature can be set between 212° F and 752° F (100° C to 400° C) using the adjustment buttons and OLED display.
New Power Supply Design
The Pro32 features an integrated DC5525 12-24V connection. Its anti-static design isolates the temperature sensors from extraneous surges.
Tough & Portable
The sleek, slim design is comprised of an SAE 304 stainless steel core, housed inside a polycarbonate shell with an easy-to-read OLED display.
Smart & Safe
The integrated STM32 processor chip automatically regulates the Pro32’s “sleep mode”, “standby”, and “operating mode”, ensuring the safety of the user.
Why choose SainSmart?
As an industry leader since 2010, SainSmart offers a 1-year manufacturer’s warranty on all parts, so you can rest assured that your purchase is protected.
What's new:
- Brand new box design. Well packaged and space saver.
- Included both B2 and BC2 soldering tips that meet daily soldering needs.
SPECIFICATION
- Operating Voltage: 12 to 24 VDC
- Power: 17 W to 65 W
- Display: OLED
- Data Port: Micro USB
- Power Port: DC5525
- Temperature Stability: ±2%
- Soldering Tip Resistance (to ground): < 2Ω
- Temperature Range: 212° F to 752° F (100° C to 400° C)
- Handle Size: 96 mm long x 16.5 mm diameter
- Heating Element Size: 72+33 mm x 5.5 mm diameter
- Certification: CE FCC
- NOTE: 4S/5S/6S LiPo Battery is available for Pro32, but you need a cable to link battery and soldering iron.(self-provide)
Original Replacement Solder Tip for Pro 32 Digital LCD Soldering Iron:
| Specifications | Total length | Weight |
| PR-B2 | 105mm | 10.5g |
| PR-BC2 | 106mm | 10.5g |
WHAT'S IN THE PACKAGE
Two Tips
- 1 x Pro 32 Digital LCD Soldering Iron
- 1 x PR-B2
- 1 x PR-BC2 Solder Tip
- 1 x Allen Key (For replace the tips and heating element)
- 1 x 19V/2.1A 100-240V Power Supply (AC/DC adapter)
Two Tips + Cleaning Kit
- 1 x Pro 32 Digital LCD Soldering Iron
- 1 x PR-B2 Solder Tip
- 1 x PR-BC2 Solder Tip
- 1 x Allen Key (For replace the tips and heating element)
- 1 x 19V/2.1A 100-240V Power Supply (AC/DC adapter)
- 1 x Cleaning Ball
- 1 x Desoldering Vacuum Pump
Deluxe Kit
- 1 x Pro 32 Digital LCD Soldering Iron
- 1 x PR-B2 Solder Tip
- 1 x PR-BC2 Solder Tip
- 1 x PR-I Solder Tip
- 1 x Allen Key (For replace the tips and heating element)
- 1 x 19V/2.1A 100-240V Power Supply (AC/DC adapter)
- 1 x Blue Replacement Shell
- 1 x Ceramic Soldering Iron Stand
DOCUMENT
http://wiki.sainsmart.com/index.php/SainSmart_Pro32_Soldering_Iron_Kit#Resources
- Reviews
- Questions
United StatesVery pleased with the purchase. Sainsmart service is great. I panned out the money for a lipo and cable, what a great decision. Instead of moving my work bench soldering station, I'm now able to use this little guy anywhere in the shop and have the same results. I did a reflash, cable with 2.5 barrel connector and a lipo 6s, amazing .................
FranceFirst use : little difficult for to find the good how to...but after very big pleasure I recommand !!
Shipped from China instead of EU but Sainsmart reacted quickly and refund the customs fee.
Excellent works really great would recommend to anyone.
Been soldering since the 70's was an EEA @ a physics dept fro 35 years did everything from backplanes to SMDs. Always considered Weller stations as the goto solution. No More! This little guy is fantastic. heats in seconds, packs up to 65W of power, tins the largest solder pad in seconds, wide variety of tips available. As long as you're not doing things that should eb done with a solder gun I dont think yo'd be disappointed.
I absolutely love this soldering iron. I have been soldering for years and was trained in the Air Force. I have used many, much more expensive units and this one is my favorite.
I ordered this for when I am traveling and don't have access to my hakko station. This soldering iron is amazing. It heats up fast and works just as well as my lab iron. I would recommend this to anyone who solders seriously for work or hobby and you are on the move.
One of the best irons I have ever used. Only thing that would make this better is if the power supply cord was a bit more flexible. Considering how light the iron itself is, a stiff cord makes it a little harder to work with than it could be.
This is the best iron to use in my humble opinion. It heats up super fast, can use both adapter, as well as lipo batteries. If you're someone who is innvolved in a hobby like quadcopter racing, then this piece of equipment is going to be your best friend if you need to swap parts on the go. I highly reccomend the ts100. I paid for the product, this is my legit review. It's worth it. Space saver, capable of tinning large gauge wires with ease.
This thing is amazing. I've been solding since I was a kid. I've tried more than a dozen cheap solding irons, and I've never been happy with a single one. Lately as I finally make decent money I've been eye balling a good solding iron. I was about to buy the Hako, when I saw this one on a you tube video. I only clicked the link because it said open source and I was instreiged. I'm so glad I did. This thing weights close to nothing, reaches full temp in seconds, and tins with zero effort. I soldered some stuff on my 3d printer and I have never had anything that soldered that smoothly, easily and quickly. If I had spent almost twice as much on the Hako and it worked this good I'd have been completely satisfied with it. But to pay this little and be this happy. Just wow. I haven't even played with the firmware yet. I had to up date. I noticed there was a newer official firmware, so I had to update. And the update process was amazing. It's like the gold standard of firmware updating. So you have to do is hold down the first bottom while you plug the USB in. It turns on in update mode, mounts a drive on the computer. You drag the firmware over to the drive. Then it immediately renamed the file. And that's it your done. I'm pretty sure I could update it with a phone a chrome book, or just about anything.
