Butanes soldering iron — compact, cordless soldering tool ideal for precise electronics and onthego repairs Key benefits Portable and lightweight: pocketsize design makes it easy to carry for field work, workshops, or home use. Cordless operation: powered by lighter fuel (butane), so there are no voltage restrictions and no connection to mains power required. Precision performance: suitable for fine soldering tasks on electronics, instruments, and circuit boards, including computer motherboards. Safe and simple to use: builtin safety switch and automatic ignition remove the need for a separate lighter and reduce handling steps. Features and attributes Function: precision soldering and small work for electronics and instruments. Compatibility: designed for work on circuit boards, electronic components, instruments, and motherboardlevel repairs. Size and weight: small, lightweight, pocketsized form factor for easy transport and storage. Power source: uses lighter fuel (butane) rather than electrical mains; cordless and not limited by power cords or voltage. Safety and operation: elegant compact design with a safety switch and automatic ignition for quick, reliable starts. Common use scenarios Repairing a computer motherboard or other small circuit boards where precise heat control and a compact tool are required. Onsite instrument or electronics maintenance where mains power is unavailable or a cordless solution is preferred. Hobbyist or DIY electronics work, such as soldering components on small PCBs or assembling kits. What makes it stand out Truly portable: pocketable size and lighterfuel power let you work anywhere without a cord or voltage constraints. Practical for precision tasks: compact tip and lightweight handling support accurate solder joints on delicate components. Safer startup: automatic ignition plus a safety switch simplifies operation and reduces the need for separate ignition tools. Note: This product is intended for soldering and tasks on electronics and instruments. Follow proper safety precautions and manufacturer instructions when handling fuelpowered tools.