Coldheat 20111 Cordless Classic Soldering Tool

Cooking Forums | Appliance Blog | Brand Index | View Cart

Location: Home» Microwave Ovens » Soldering Guns & Irons » Coldheat 20111 Cordless Classic Soldering Tool

Blend, Chop & Mix

•	Stand Mixers
•	Hand Mixers
•	Food Processors
•	Blenders
•	Hand Blenders

Coffee & Espresso

•	Coffee Makers
•	Coffee Grinders
•	Coffee Roasters
•	Coffee Presses
•	Percolators & Urns
•	Electric Kettles
•	Espresso Machines

Grills, Fryers & Cookers

•	Deep Fryers
•	Contact Grills
•	Rice Cookers
•	Slow Cookers
•	Waffle Irons
•	Bread Makers
•	Cookware Sets

Toasters & Ovens

•	Toasters
•	Toaster Ovens
•	Convection Ovens
•	Rotisserie Ovens
•	Microwave Ovens

Juicers & Drink Makers

•	Juicers
•	Drink Makers

Coldheat 20111 Cordless Classic Soldering Tool

enlarge

Brand: Cold Heat

List Price: ~~$32.41~~
Buy New: $19.97
You Save: $12.44 (38%)

Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars

1 reviews

Media: Misc.
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1

MPN: 20111
UPC: 856830001522
EAN: 0856830001522
ASIN: B001060JJ0

Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

Features:

•	Quick - heats instantly
•	Safe - cools quickly
•	Portable - Cordless and powered by 4 AA alkaline batteries
•	Convenient - polycarbonate carrying case, work space light, activation light
•	Versatility - high-low power switch make the Pro perfect for small or large jobs

Accessories:

•	ColdHeat 30114 Cordless Glue Gun Kit

Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
ColdHeat instant heating and cooling technology makes it perfect for even inexperienced hobbyists. Portable, the ColdHeat Soldering Iron takes 4 AA batteries (not included). Durable too, with a rugged polycarbonate shell. Long-life - 700+ joints per set of batteries Durable - rugged polycarbonate shell and heavy-duty circuitry and components

Customer Reviews:

1 out of 5 stars

Worst soldering tool February 29, 2008
Catman (Salt Lake City, UT USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

It just does not work. Very frustrating tool. I've done quite a bit of soldering building proto boards, soldering/desoldering IC sockets, small components and this thing just does not work well enough to make a single solder joint. Splicing two wires with this is impossible. Not enough heat. If you want a decent portable iron, get a resistive or gas powered unit.