THE NEW GENERATION COLDHEAT SOLDERING PEN

In today’s fast-paced, mobile culture, household and workplace appliances still tether consumers to their everyday tasks. ColdHeat is changing this with the Soldering Pen that truly “cuts the cord,” creating a more efficient, mobile, and safe environment that simplifies and enhances daily activities.

The ColdHeat Soldering Pen is the most popular cordless soldering tool in North America and the only product that uses CoolTouch® technology to safely and effectively tackle all types of light duty electronic, home, and crafts projects. It is protected by multiple patents, trademarks, and trade secrets.

The new and advanced Ceramic Tip has been redesigned to improve durability and it is 15 times stronger than its predecessors.

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Safety

The tip cools down in seconds for most applications.

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Convenience

Built-in LED project light and automatic shut-off.

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Heating Time

The tip heats in less than 1 second – up to 700F.

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Efficiency

More than 600 joints per battery pack.

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Tip Durability

The new Ceramic Tip is 15 times stronger than its predecessor.

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Portability

Completely cordless, so it can go anywhere you go.

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Low Consumption

Uses 4 AA alkaline batteries (not included).

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Ergonomic design

Sleek, stylish design, which received the prestigious Red Dot® award.

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WHAT IT’S GOOD FOR

The Soldering Pen delivers approximately 25W of AC-equivalent power. It is intended for hobby or light professional use in electrical projects with small and medium-sized components, such as 18-24 AWG wires, small jewelry repairs, and larger printed circuit boards and components, basically that stuff in the middle of the soldering spectrum.

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Electrical

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Jewelry

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Electronics

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Crafts & Hobbies

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WHAT IT’S NOT GOOD FOR

We do not recommend the ColdHeat Cordless Soldering Pen for soldering temperature-sensitive or very small electronic components, because the temperature variation of the tip can be dramatic and quick, too quick even for your incredible reflexes. Similarly, it will not work handsomely on large joints that require long, continuous soldering, because it is more of a small-devil sort of creature.