Weller 260 Watt & 200W Professional Soldering Gun Kit with Three Tips and Solder in Carrying Case | D550PK

The Weller D550PK is a powerhouse soldering gun that delivers exceptional performance for both professional and DIY projects. With dual wattage settings (260W and 200W), it heats up quickly—reaching temperatures between 900°F and 1100°F in just 6 seconds—making it ideal for heavy-duty tasks. The pistol grip design offers comfort and control, while the integrated twin lights illuminate the work area, enhancing precision. The kit includes three interchangeable tips, a flux brush, and a sturdy carrying case for easy storage and transport. Whether you're working on electronics, automotive repairs, or crafting, this soldering gun provides the reliability and power needed to get the job done efficiently.

I recently purchased the 200W Professional Soldering Iron Kit, and it has exceeded my expectations! This kit is perfect for both beginners and experienced users, offering everything needed for precise and efficient soldering.The soldering iron itself heats up incredibly fast, and the temperature control is very responsive, allowing for fine adjustments to suit different materials. Whether I’m working with delicate electronics or heavier components, this iron delivers consistent and reliable heat, ensuring clean and precise solder joints every time.The build quality of the soldering iron and the accessories is outstanding. The handle is ergonomic and comfortable to hold, which reduces hand fatigue during long soldering sessions. The iron is also very sturdy and feels like it’s built to last, even with regular heavy-duty use.I particularly appreciate the variety of tips that come with the kit. It includes a range of options for different soldering tasks, from fine-point tips for small circuit boards to broader tips for larger joints. This flexibility makes it easy to tackle a variety of projects with just one tool.The additional accessories included in the kit—such as the solder wire, sponge, and stand—are all of great quality. The stand is sturdy and keeps the iron safely in place while not in use, and the sponge is perfect for keeping the tip clean and ready for the next task.

The Weller D550PK Soldering Gun Kit is an absolute beast for demanding soldering jobs. As an electronics hobbyist and occasional repair tech, I needed a tool that could handle thick wires, connectors, and even light metal work—this kit delivers professional-grade performance without breaking a sweat.

Weller is a very trusted name for soldering guns. I have been using the same 100 / 140 watt gun for several decades. I had a very old 200 / 260 that stopped heating so I ordered this one. First off, it works perfect.There is one major draw back for me. They put a trigger spring in that is twice as strong as needed. This makes it hard to hold the trigger on when doing work where the tip is in confined spaces.They still use the same little bulbs that they have used for decades. Bulbs that put out almost zero light. They are powered with a tap off the primary coil. I tried to put in some LED bulbs but then the tip is in, the voltage drops so low they give off no light. One would think they would consider upgrading this feature.I am fortunate because I was able to find another identical size spring that is around half as resistant and now I enjoy this gun as much as my others. If not for the spring issue, I would have given it 5 stars.

Great heat for all things electrical. Put my soldering pencils to shame. Highly recommend this soldering gun for those large connections that need extra umph.

worked perfectly , soldering some speaker connections for a new radio..

I bought this solder gun because I was tired of putting up with the slow heating of my 140/100 watt Weller on larger jobs.This gun has the power to solder and wick up solder quickly, and that prevents heat from soaking into the parts you want to solder, and possibly causing problems that way. Quick heat, solder, and then out- the best way to get the job done.I was able to solder this heart out of 8 ga wire and a copper contact from a solenoid very easily with the power of this solder gun….and the wife likes it too, so that’s a plus!

I wanted a higher-wattage soldering iron than my Weller base station for large gauge stranded wire (stereo installs) and this seemed like an affordable solution.The directions said 4 minutes rest for 1 minute of use, so for every 5 minutes you can use it for one minute. Unfortunately you're going to burn up 33% of your 1 minute of use time waiting for the iron to reach operating temperature (~20 seconds).Realistically the iron gives you ~40 seconds of use time every five minutes. This is not a usable duty cycle, which means it will be exceeded. If you use the iron for 5 minutes at a time it will die within days. I got one day of use out of mine, next day, dead.Lastly, I used the iron with my EcoFlow solar generator (battery-powered inverter) which has a display indicating power draw in watts. The Weller iron only draws 176 watts on high, far below it's output rating of 260 watts. This is inline with my experience trying to tin 2ga wire with it, the heat output was far lower than expected and I ended up using a butane torch as demands grew.Build quality is ok, the case is cheap, the dual-stage trigger is a poor design (high output is the first stage, why?), although usable. The actual power output combined with the ludicrous duty cycle makes the tool absolutely unusable and not a recommended purchase.