by Editor | May 14, 2019 | Customer Service, DIY Repairs and Maintenance
Solder Tip Preventative Care Here at Iso-Tip, we know that our customers want a product that will last. That’s why we believe in selling you good quality soldering irons and tips. However, even the best of equipment won’t last if not properly cared for. To...
by Iso-Tip Editor | Jan 3, 2019 | DIY Repairs and Maintenance, Tools Worth Discovering
How To Troubleshoot Iso-Tip Butane Soldering Irons Here at Iso-Tip we get a question every once in a while asking about how to troubleshoot Iso-Tip Butane Soldering Irons. Here are a few steps and options for butane iron troubleshooting: What Butane Should I Use? We...
by Iso-Tip Editor | Aug 16, 2018 | DIY Repairs and Maintenance, Reader Ingenuity, Tools Worth Discovering
Three Different Soldering Irons…Which One Do You Pick? Sometimes we are a little biased because we have the worlds best cordless soldering iron. However, we stumbled upon this video from Tampatec. He gives a great demonstration of three different soldering...
by Iso-Tip User | May 18, 2018 | DIY Repairs and Maintenance, Tools Worth Discovering
Quick Charge Soldering Iron Kit Used for Plastic Welding Another day, another useful way to use our Quick Charge Soldering Iron Kit. This video is a perfect example of the true versatility of the Quick Charge. The customer wanted to put a hitch on his SUV, a pretty...
by Iso-Tip User | Apr 12, 2018 | Customer Service, DIY Repairs and Maintenance, Tools Worth Discovering
Model #7800 Cordless Soldering Iron FAQs Over at Iso-Tip we commonly hear the complaint that the Model #7800 cordless soldering iron gets hot! But, what’s hot? If you’re the owner of the Model #7800 Cordless Soldering Iron, you may have noticed a snap disc...
by Iso-Tip Editor | Mar 16, 2018 | Customer Service, DIY Repairs and Maintenance, Tools Worth Discovering
How To Use Silver Solder Paste Thoroughly clean joint area to be soldered. Remove cap from syringe and push plunger to apply the silver solder paste along joint area. Pull back slightly on plunger to stop flow of solder paste. Using a torch (recommended for most...
