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One Hobbico Customer Sealing Iron w/Stand and 5-1/2' AC Cord. Features. Uses 110V power source and reaches between 100 to 350 degrees F. 170 Watts of power; Advanced wing design: the specially-designed "wings" allow easy bonding of covering, even on convex corners such as fillets and tail joints.
Digital Sealing Iron, HAN1017, Textile Iron, RC Hobbies, Arts and Crafts. $5999. FREE delivery. Sold by Amazon. See options.
First and foremost, the Hobbico Custom Sealing Iron is designed specifically for sealing model coverings, such as Monokote or Ultracote. The specialized design of this iron ensures that the heat is evenly distributed and controlled, preventing any damaging hot spots or uneven melting.
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Hobbico Custom Sealing Iron. Price $15.45. This is the Hobbico Custom Sealing Iron used to apply Fabric or Film. onto model airplane kits. It has a One Year Warranty.
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The Hobbico Custom Sealing iron is a top substitute for folks who crave an unique and vintage scouring iron, this plane will help you seals many old depots and other rc planes. The Sealing power is up-to-date with the latest technology and the easy-to-use interface makes it uncomplicated to use.
FEATURES: Uses 110V power source and reaches between 100 to 350 degrees F. 170 Watts of power Advanced wing design: the specially-designed "wings" allow easy bonding of covering, even on convex corners such as fillets and tail joints. Thermostatically controlled, just dial thermostat to desired setting to maintain even and constant heat.
Comfortable wooden handle to releive stress on your hands. FEATURES: Uses 110V power source and reaches between 100 to 350 degrees F. 170 Watts of power Advanced wing design: the specially-designed "wings" allow easy bonding of covering, even on convex corners such as fillets and tail joints.
The only iron available at the LHS was a Hobbico, so I took it home. I'd avoid Hobbicos unless you wire up a dimmer switch as described by rcman. By itself the Hobbico thermostat varies over 20 deg. C.