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Where there is no supply, and where the heat has to be greater than an electric iron reaches. A butane iron carries its own fuel to the joint.

One heating by a catalytic element rather than an open flame, which puts the same heat into the work without a flame reaching past it onto whatever is behind.

Where the joint is close to something that would scorch. An open flame reaches further than the joint; a flameless torch delivers heat to the work and no further.

An iron tip transfers heat to a joint. A torch heats a wider area for brazing or shrinking. A 2-in-1 tool does both from one body by changing the head.

Lead free flux cored solder, held at 20g in 1mm and 100g in 1.2mm. The flux core cleans the joint as the solder flows rather than needing separate flux.

Finer solder at 1mm suits small joints where a thicker wire would deliver too much. 1.2mm covers general work and is bought in the larger 100g reel.

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Gas soldering works where there is no supply and where the heat has to be greater than an electric iron will reach. A butane iron carries its own fuel, so it goes to the joint rather than the joint coming to a bench with a socket beside it. It also lights instantly rather than waiting for an element to reach temperature.

Flame type decides what can be worked near. An open flame reaches the highest temperature and will scorch anything behind the joint. A flameless torch heats by a catalytic element instead, which puts the same heat into the work without a flame reaching past it. Flame type is stated per tool rather than being judged from the shape of the head.

Function follows the work rather than the fuel. A soldering iron tip transfers heat to a joint. A torch heats a wider area for brazing or shrinking. A 2-in-1 tool does both from one body by changing the head, which suits work that moves between the two. Both functions are held on the same body where the work moves between the two.

Solder is the consumable and it is chosen against the joint rather than the tool. Lead free flux cored solder is held at 20g in 1mm and 100g in 1.2mm, and the flux core is what cleans the joint as the solder flows. Send the joint to 07754288583 on WhatsApp. Reel size follows how much soldering is done rather than the size of any one joint.

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FAQs

Where there is no supply, and where the heat has to be greater than an electric iron reaches. A butane iron carries its own fuel to the joint.

One heating by a catalytic element rather than an open flame, which puts the same heat into the work without a flame reaching past it onto whatever is behind.

Where the joint is close to something that would scorch. An open flame reaches further than the joint; a flameless torch delivers heat to the work and no further.

An iron tip transfers heat to a joint. A torch heats a wider area for brazing or shrinking. A 2-in-1 tool does both from one body by changing the head.

Lead free flux cored solder, held at 20g in 1mm and 100g in 1.2mm. The flux core cleans the joint as the solder flows rather than needing separate flux.

Finer solder at 1mm suits small joints where a thicker wire would deliver too much. 1.2mm covers general work and is bought in the larger 100g reel.

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