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Maximize


                                                                                             Tip Life







                                                                                    CUSTOMIZE YOUR SYSTEM
                                                                          for even greater flexibility.



         Tip & Tool Stand with

         Instant-Setback


         The optional Tip & Tool Stand with Instant-Setback is available for use with
         the ST 30, ST 50, ST 65, ST 70, ST 75, ST 100, ST 115, MBT 301, MBT
         350 and WJS 100. When connected, it automatically puts the system into
         SetBack mode when the TD-100 Iron has been in the Tip & Tool Stand
         for 45 seconds. SetBack mode means that the temperature is set to just
         below solder melt temperature so the corrosive action of the leaded or
         Lead Free solder is stopped, maximizing the life of your tips! The system
         returns to normal operation when the iron is removed from the Tip & Tool
         Stand. The part number for the Tip & Tool Stand with Instant-Setback is
         6019-0084-P1.










         Maximizing Tip Life
         PACE recommends the following practices to maximize tip life.

           1   Always use the lowest possible temperatures while soldering. High temperatures cause tips to
              oxidize faster, which reduces heat transfer and damages the protective iron plating.
           2   Avoid aggressive fluxes whenever possible. Aggressive fluxes erode tips faster; shortening their
              useful life.
           3     Always use a properly sized tip for the work. Tips, that are too small, will wear out faster and tips
              that are too large will wear unevenly which, in turn, will change the tip geometry rendering it useless,
              possibly damaging pads.
           4   Always tin tips when not in use and after cleaning on a damp sponge. A coating of solder will
              prevent oxidation from forming which causes tips to lose their tinning or wetting capability.

           5   Always feed solder wire into the heated work, not the tip. Feeding solder directly into the tip will
              cause pin-holes in the tip and will cause the flux in the solder wire to be burned off before it can activate
              and prepare the surfaces being soldered.










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