The Proskit SS-202F is a miniature soldering station built specifically for SMD (surface-mount device) work where precision and heat-up speed are critical. The super-slim pen-like iron delivers greater control and line-of-sight visibility to the solder joint, while the ceramic heating element reaches working temperature quickly at only 10W consumption.

The station operates on 220–240V (Type F plug) and outputs AC 12V to the iron. The complete kit includes the power unit, soldering iron, and stand. Optional replacement parts — a spare iron (9SS-202-SI) and a 0.3mm replacement tip (9SS-202-R0.3) — are available separately, supporting long-term use.

Key Features

• Super-slim pen-style soldering iron for enhanced control and visibility
• Ceramic heating element for fast heat-up
• Temperature range: 100°C – 450°C (212°F – 842°F)
• 10W power consumption — energy efficient
• Input voltage: 220–240V (Type F plug); output: AC 12V
• Station includes power unit, soldering iron, and stand
• Compatible replacement iron: 9SS-202-SI; replacement tip: 9SS-202-R0.3

Product Benefits

• Pen-like form factor reduces hand fatigue during long SMD rework sessions
• Ceramic element reaches temperature faster than nichrome alternatives, reducing idle time
• Wide temperature range from 100°C covers low-temperature solder as well as standard alloys
• 10W draw keeps electricity costs low for bench use throughout the working day
• Identified spare parts allow the station to be maintained rather than replaced

Technical Specifications

• Model: SS-202F
• Power Consumption: 10W
• Input Voltage: 220–240V (Plug Type F)
• Output Voltage: AC 12V
• Temperature Range: 100°C – 450°C (212°F – 842°F)
• Heating Element: Ceramic
• Replacement Iron: 9SS-202-SI
• Replacement Tip: 9SS-202-R0.3
• Includes: Power unit, soldering iron, stand

Why You'll Love It

• The slim iron profile makes it easy to reach tight spots on densely populated PCBs
• Low wattage means the station can run all day without significant energy overhead
• The included stand keeps the iron safely parked when not in hand
• Named spare parts make maintenance straightforward when the tip eventually wears