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HAKKO FM-2027 Soldering Iron / Conversion Kit

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HAKKO FM-2027 Soldering Iron / Conversion KitPlease refer to the User Manual for detailed specifications. Packing List *Soldering Tips Nozzles not included. To be purchased separately FM2027 01: Sleeve Assembly (Yellow), Connector Assembly, Heat Resistant Pad, Instruction Manual FM2027 02: Connector Assembly Only FM2027 03: Sleeve assembly, Connector assembly, Connecting cable, Heat resistant pad, Iron holder HAKKO FH 200, HAKKO 599B Tip cleaner Features Easy removal of sleeve assembly and tip

Please refer to the User Manual for detailed specifications.

Packing List
  • *Soldering Tips/Nozzles not included. To be purchased separately
  • FM2027-01: Sleeve Assembly (Yellow), Connector Assembly, Heat Resistant Pad, Instruction Manual
  • FM2027-02: Connector Assembly Only
  • FM2027-03: Sleeve assembly, Connector assembly, Connecting cable, Heat resistant pad, Iron holder HAKKO FH-200, HAKKO 599B Tip cleaner
Features

Easy removal of sleeve assembly and tip
Soldering iron in lock-type sleeve assembly. Simply press down on the lock release button and pull the sleeve assembly out! Both the sleeve assembly and soldering tip comes out easily for quick removal or tip change.

Easy and secure tip insertion
When the tip is inserted into the sleeve assembly, you should hear a 'click' sound. This means that the tip has been inserted securely.

Sleeve color variation
An addition of the green sleeve assembly to the current yellow, orange and blue allows the user to assign the color to a specific tip shape or size, making it easy to identify while working with multiple soldering irons.

Specifications
  • Power consumption: 70W (24V)
  • Temperature range: 200 to 450ºC
  • Tip to ground resistance: <2Ω
  • Tip to ground potential: <2mV
  • Heating element: Composite heater
  • Cord length: 1.2m
  • Total length: 188mm (with 2.4D tip, without cord)
  • Weight: 30g (with 2.4D tip, without cord)
Replacement Parts
Part Number Product Name
B3215 Connector Cover
FH200-01 Iron Holder with Cleaning Wire and Power Save Function 
B2791 Retaining Clip
599B-02 Tip Cleaner (Metal Wire Sponge)
599-029 Cleaning Wire
B3253 Connecting Cable
B2300 Heat Resistant Pad
B3216 Yellow Sleeve Assembly
B3217 Orange Sleeve Assembly
B3218 Blue Sleeve Assembly
B3219 Green Sleeve Assembly
A1519 Cleaning Sponge (Replaces A1536)
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Adam
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★★★★★ 4
Too Dry.
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This was a required textbook for my class in college. I think it was too dry. The book titled Deep Learning: From Curiosity To Mastery is much more approachable.
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Comprehensive! The Bible of Deep Learning!
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A rushed, poorly written guide of how the "experts" can't really explain what Deep Learning is
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