EXPRESS ROOFER SOLDERING IRON 367/9

Description

EXPRESS ROOFER SOLDERING IRON 367/9

The Cat. No. 367/9 roofer soldering iron is more slender and lightweight than its predecessor “36X”( 20% lighter).

Handling has also been improved with its?new compact casing, which makes it easier for the tool to access hard-to-reach places, such as roof guttering and downpipes,?and enables it to be used pointing in any direction.

Its textured “soft touch” ergonomic handle makes the tool pleasant to use and provides excellent grip for roofers who often spend many hours on the job. Similarly, the knob is now flush and has a high resistance to limit the risk of unwanted adjustments. It is also designed with an adjustment indicator to provide more accuracy.

Air suction for the burner is?performed via the rear of the tool, which prevents any pollution of the nozzle. The nozzle has a cover that protects it from flux vapours when soldering. Combustion is therefore stabilised.

This?roofer soldering iron?is naturally fitted with a?Piezo ignition. The ignition has been entirely redesigned to enable?self-maintenance: it can be replaced with ease.

This Express product is supplied with an Allen (hex) key making it possible to perform the following actions yourself:

? replace the nozzle
? remove the burner
? remove the casing

Its tip?Cat. No. 679?can be rotated from 0? to 360? and tilted by +/- 5? for easier handling. It is suitable for work with zinc, copper, stainless steel, pre-weathered zinc and lead. The Cat. No. 367/9 roofer soldering iron rapidly reaches its maximum temperature of ? 600?C.

Its?ergonomic handle with straight swivel attachment?(3/8″ left-hand thread) prevents winding of the hose. Lastly, it still has a?dual-position stand?with spring action.

• Power at 2 bar: 5459 BTU
• Flow rate at 2 bar: 94 g/hr
• Maximum tip temperature: 6002?C (1112?F)
• Weight: 930 g
• Main materials: 99.9% pure electrolytic red copper tip. Steel-reinforced cast iron burner with anti-corrosion treatment. Stainless steel venturi. Brass valves.

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