| Brand | Cooper Hand Tools |
|---|---|
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Wattage | 100 watts |
| Style | Gun |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 9 x 6 x 2 inches |
| Item Weight | 3.38 Pounds |
| Head Style | Gun |
| Manufacturer | Cooper Hand Tools |
| Part Number | WEL8200PK |
| Item Weight | 3.38 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 9 x 6 x 2 inches |
| Item model number | WEL8200PK |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Size | Pack of 1 |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Warranty Description | Limited Lifetime Warranty |
| National Stock Number | 3439-00-980-3667 |
Weller WEL8200PK 120-Volt 140/100 Watts Universal Soldering Gun Kit
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| Brand | Cooper Hand Tools |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Wattage | 100 watts |
| Style | Gun |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 9 x 6 x 2 inches |
About this item
- All-Purpose, 120V Soldering Gun
- Dual-Heat Gun Produces 140W Or 100W With Pistol Grip Design
- Fingertip Trigger Selects High Or Low Output
- Ready To Use In 6 Sec
- High-Efficiency, Tin-Plated Copper Tip
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| Customer Rating | 4.2 out of 5 stars (98) | 4.5 out of 5 stars (3512) | 4.5 out of 5 stars (239) | 4.6 out of 5 stars (1579) | 4.5 out of 5 stars (703) |
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| Brand Name | Cooper Hand Tools | Weller | Weller | Weller | Weller |
| Head Style | Gun | solder tip,three tips | tip copper tip | Gun | tip |
| Item Dimensions | 9 x 6 x 2 inches | 12 x 3 x 3 inches | 2.8 x 3 x 3.9 inches | 11.02 x 2.76 x 12.2 inches | 12 x 2.75 x 9.5 inches |
| Item Weight | 3.38 lbs | — | 1.36 lbs | 2.20 lbs | 2.10 lbs |
| Power Source | Corded Electric | Corded Electric | Corded Electric | Corded Electric | Corded Electric |
| Style | Gun | Standard Kit | Gun Only | Standard Kit | Gun |
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Weller WEL8200PK 120-Volt 140/100 Watts Universal Soldering Gun Kit
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Heats up quickly -- ready to use in only 6 seconds (view larger).
A dual heat gun that produces 140 or 100 watts of heat, this Weller professional soldering gun kit is ready to use in 6 seconds. This 8200PK includes the 120-volt 8200 soldering gun, three tips, and a blow molded case for easy storage and transport. It features a pistol grip design with a fingertip trigger that enables you to easily select from high output (first trigger position) or low output (second position). It also offers twin lights to illuminate your work space and a heavy gauge, high efficiency tin-plated copper tip. It's backed by a 7-year limited warranty.
What's in the Box
8200 soldering gun with 1 soldering tip, 1 smoothing tip, 1 cutting tip, a coil of lead free solder, operating instructions
About Weller
Weller has been the leading brand in professional-quality soldering equipment since 1945. In addition to its famous irons and soldering guns, Weller is also recognized as a leader in advanced electronic rework and repair equipment and irons for sophisticated industrial applications as well as numerou products for DIYers and hobbyists.
WEL8200PK 120-Volt 140/100 Watts Universal Soldering Gun Kit
At a Glance
- Dual-heat gun produces 140 or 100 watts
- Pistol grip design
- Heavy gauge, high efficiency, tin-plated copper tip
- Twin lights illuminate work
- 7-year limited warranty
From the Manufacturer
This all-purpose soldering gun kit from Weller has 120V of power to get the job done right. The kit comes with a dual heat gun that produces 140-Watt or 100 watts of power in a pistol grip design. It also comes with a coil of lead free solder, 8200 soldering gun, 1 each soldering, and a smoothing and cutting tip. The soldering gun heats up and is ready to use in just six seconds.
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| ASIN | B00002N7S0 |
|---|---|
| Customer Reviews |
4.2 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank | #503,763 in Industrial & Scientific (See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific) #40 in Soldering Guns |
| Date First Available | April 1, 2004 |
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I've used the paddle tip to cut & weld plastic and it works great. I even cut some plexiglass which is always a pain to cut with a saw.
4 stars because the factory tip broke with just a few uses. Just snapped in two near the end. Anyway I made a tip out of 12AWG copper. I bent it into the basic shape then I put 1-2 small twists in the end/tip. I found that these twists increase the metal near the tip and provide a greater heat sink and keep the tip from corroding away so fast. I'll try and post a pic.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 30, 2013
I've used the paddle tip to cut & weld plastic and it works great. I even cut some plexiglass which is always a pain to cut with a saw.
4 stars because the factory tip broke with just a few uses. Just snapped in two near the end. Anyway I made a tip out of 12AWG copper. I bent it into the basic shape then I put 1-2 small twists in the end/tip. I found that these twists increase the metal near the tip and provide a greater heat sink and keep the tip from corroding away so fast. I'll try and post a pic.
LIE LIE LIE LIKE A RUG! Which is another way to say a "BEAR FACED LIE" Or LAY as in getting hmmmmmm I can not say that word on hear as this is not TV. Nothing about this pistol style soldering gun reflects the older ones. Normally it is new and improved right? Not in this case. Speaking of CASE that is the only new part that is worth a dang, Blow molded cases are really nice, Too bad the handle piece of the gun isnt at least made of that grade of plastic. I would have settled for the old handle rather than the new style which is ba terrible grade of reused recycled caca. The posts that hold the copper tip they screwed up with as well. Come one set screws for a joint that has constant heat and cool cycle. The old style with the nuts over the tip metal worked just fine. If it ain't broke you do not have to go out and break it dummy. WHAT YOU CAN'T even get the product labels on straight. Hey there us a sot cast into the handle for them to fit inside the handle.I hope to find a way to take photos and show how bad this stuff is.
Tell you what Weller send me the old style Handle you can send the lables with the backing on them I can at least get them put on straight. Send me new posts that have the nuts that screw onto and hold the tip to them. also a new tip with the nuts to hold them on. The proper type of trigger switch that lets the light dim when you do the one stage two stage type. that has a focus lens in the bulb/ I have not wanted to take it apart to see how bad it is in side so let us leave it at that OK Weller Or at least send me the parts list for the old style guns so I can build one from scratch. If you do that I can find a few illegal aliens to start assembling them I could sell them much fast than you can The word will get out in a heart beat,
dray
"""""My Mom got me one of these so I could solder some little things I needed to solder together. Hey we lived out a ways and she got them with S&H Green Stamps. Yes I did learn to solder much better with other types later on still Every time I see one I think back to then. Back in the 70's I taught soldering classes at both Litton Ind and JPL in LA. One of my demo's was to show folks how to write their name with 22ga rosin multi core solder using one of these guns on low power and with a special home made tip I built out of solid copper wire.
To this day they still make these guns the same as they always have and I hope they always will. It is funny these guns cost $26 back then,,,, Let us say almost 50 years ago. and the still cost the same to this day. Course minimum wage was only 90 cents an hour back then. Hey I drove a tractor and got a dollar an hour plus room and board in the bunk house. After dinner we would get together some of us and walk the three miles to the general store use the pay phone their. A local call cost a dime. Or spit on a penny and slide it just right and you got back fifteen cents change. Opps is their a statue of limitations on that I hope. I never call out of state.
dray
The soldering gun is a dual heat model which makes it quite versatile. On low heat, it works well to solder components on a printed circuit board. On high heat, it works well with point to point connections. For example, it is powerful enough to solder a ground wire to the chassis in a tube amp.
Here are some heads up for people who never used soldering gun like me:
- Again, it heats up really quickly. This I really like but I think I accidentally melted the soldering tip. Make sure you don't press on that trigger for too long.
- If you are doing small projects, I would say stick to soldering iron. It is very hard to solder things accurately with this relatively bulky soldering gun. It isn't heavy but you wouldn't be able to hold it steady for the entire time you are soldering.









