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MASTER APPLIANCE

Since 1958, Master Appliance has been manufacturing high-quality heat tools for use in the automotive, aerospace and construction industries. Read More

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  • Soldering Accessories

    Includes protective caps, soldering adapters, torch heads, heat shrink attachments, tool holders, straps, cutter wheel tips and soldering iron tip cleaners designed to enhance the capabilities of Master Appliance soldering irons

  • Soldering Irons Guns and Pots

    Butane-powered / self-igniting pen-sized tools used for soldering light sheet-metal, stained glass assembly and durable electrical connections

  • Soldering Kits

    Includes butane-powered, high-performance soldering kits used for removing surface mount components, soldering and desoldering, repairing vinyl, spot drying and cutting materials. Feature thick iron and chrome plating for high thermal conductivity and soldering temperatures up to 932 F.

  • Soldering Tips

    Copper soldering tips featuring high thermal conductivity and an angle range of 35 - 45 degrees. Available in bent / chisel / conical / cylindrical variants and different overall diameters

  • Solders

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  • Butane Torches

    Used to ignite materials, terminate connectors, shrink tubing and solder & desolder components. Feature a built-in self-igniting system with a safety lock for preventing accidental operations and meet CPSC child safety requirements. Capable of delivering flame temperatures up to 2500 deg F

  • Fuel Cylinders
  • Gas Welding Tips
  • Torch and Torch Kits

    Includes table-top butane-powered microtorches with heavy base designed for hands-free bench top use. Feature a built-in self-igniting system, safety lock, pinpoint flame and large tank capacity. Triggertorches and ultratorches in different palm sizes and soldering iron types also available

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About MASTER APPLIANCE

The company's product catalogue includes heat guns, plastic welding kits, butane tools, heat shrink tubing and crimp tools. Master Appliance butane torch is ideal for soldering, plumbing, brazing and heat shrinking applications. It features a built-in self-igniting system with a safety lock and an adjustable board or pinpoint flame. The brand's heat guns are widely used for stripping paints, activating adhesives, bending plastics, thawing frozen pipes and removing dents. These heavy-duty Master Appliance heat guns can emit hot air streams of up to 1000 degrees Fahrenheit and are available in different voltages, temperature ranges and motor types.

Things To Consider

Cross-Reference Alternatives

Master Appliance MPNs cross individual references to the equivalent American Beauty and 3M model numbers for soldering, wire connectors and crimping tools. So, if you're looking for a competitor item that is either out of stock or obsolete, chances are Raptor Supplies has the equivalent Master Appliance products available.

Shipping

These Master Appliance products range from small to large sizes. They may require careful packaging as some items might get damaged while shipping. Hence, these Master Appliance items are delivered by courier shipment and air freight for minimum downtime.

Major Trade Names

Ecoheat Heat Gun and Kit

This heat gun is ideal for bending & forming plastics, drying body fillers, removing decals, spot-drying paint, shrinking, packaging and more. It features a built-in hand guard to protect against knoc...Read more 

EconoIron EI-20 Butane Powered Soldering Iron

This unit is used to pinpoint flameless heat, strip insulation, cut plastics with a hot knife tip and more. The tool can be ignited with a flint lighter built into the cap and has a lightweight design...Read more 

Ultratorch UT-35 Flameless Heat Tool & Torch

This unit includes a standard Ultratip soldering tip & hot air tip for conducting different applications. It features adjustable temperature control up to 1200 degrees Fahrenheit and a built-in window...Read more 

Mini-Trigger Torch Self-Igniting Butane-Powered Heat Tool

This unit features a self-igniting piezo electric ignition that is easy to start and eliminates the need for lighter or matches. It is incorporated with a hands-free slide lock for continuous use (up ...Read more 

MASTER APPLIANCE Competitive Advantages

Ultratip Technology

Ultratip is a long-lasting, oxygen-free, copper-based, iron and chrome-plated soldering tip with a built-in catalyst, tinned with free solder to deliver high-quality soldering than standard brass-based tips. The higher tin content in standard tips erodes the tip's iron plating faster, while the thicker iron and chrome plating provides higher thermal conductivity and significantly improves the tip life. Ultratorch heat tools having Ultratip technology are perfect for use with lead-free solders, offering greater manufacturing yields and increasing productivity.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of a soldering iron?

Master Appliance soldering iron passes heat through a thermally conductive material to melt the solder and join two things, such as wires, together. It is powered by butane gas which can be inserted into the soldering iron by itself. It also features a plastic cap that keeps the soldering iron from dings and bumps.

How to refill the butane torch?

  • First, ensure that the torch is empty by engaging the mechanism and turning it on. If it doesn't fire means the torch is empty or broken. The second way is to look at the fill line by moving it side to side to determine if butane is present in the tool or not.
  • Remove air from the torch by holding the torch upside down so that the butane becomes heavier than the air and goes to the bottom of the torch. Take a knife or anything sharp and press the refill valve that lets the air out.
  • Now place the butane bottle upside down on the refill valve and press down on the can towards the torch until butane spits out of a pro tip.
  • Wait for a few seconds, then with a knife, press the valve. If butane comes out that means the torch is full but if air comes out that means more butane can be filled in.
  • Let the torch rest for a minute or two to let the butane settle down and then test by pressing the torch knob.

What are permanent magnet motors used for?

Permanent magnet motors deliver more flux for their compact size than the magnetic energy and torque produced by an equivalent induction motor.

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