Used K&S 484-7 Series U #139517 for sale

K&S 484-7 Series U is a highly versatile and reliable bonder designed for the lab, production and repair of today's electronic components. It is the most reliable bonder available, making it perfect for joining wires, soldering, or bonding materials. 484-7 Series U bonder has high temperature, low wattage, and low power output. This allows for high temperature bonding without worrying about burning or melting delicate components. K&S 484-7 Series U bonder features a stainless steel, tweezer-style design and a removable tip that allows for easy loading and unloading. The tip is angled and curved, making it easy to reach small, delicate areas with the aid of a magnifying lens. The bonder also has a steady, adjustable current, making it highly accurate and precise. The device has a built-in LED light that provides improved visibility when working on small components. The bonder's temperature range is between 25°C and 450°C, making it well-suited for both standard and lead-free materials. It also includes a safety feature that powers the device down if the tip overheats. With the aid of an automatic timer, users can preset the amount of heat used, allowing for heating cycles to be repeated with precision. In addition, the bonder comes with a wide range of accessories for varying applications. This includes a hot air nozzle, a tack pin and a solder trap, designed for capturing and retaining solder as well as a cooling fan for preventing overheating. Another accessory, the adjustable stand, further improves the accessibility and precision of the device. 484-7 Series U bonder is an ideal tool for the lab, production and repair of today's electronic components. Its ergonomic design makes it easy to use and handle. Its adjustable current, temperature setting and safety features ensure accurate and reliable bonding. Furthermore, its accessories provide the versatility needed for a great variety of applications. All of these features make K&S 484-7 Series U bonder the best choice for today's electronic component lab.