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Gas soldering iron
Category Tools
Year of manufacture/creation the 1930s
Place of manufacture/creation Germany
Size
Height: 20 cm
Width: 10 cm
Length: 32 cm
Weight: 1.5 kg
Material copper, steel, brass, wood
Museum/Storage location Gasworks Museum in Paczków
Date of admission to the museum 1992
Rights to the exhibit Gasworks Museum in Paczków
Rights to digital images public domain
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Exhibit description
A soldering iron serves to join elements which are resistant to high temperatures.
For this purpose, a special binding material is used, called solder. To some extent, soldering resembles glueing: once heated, the solder melts and sets, joining together pieces of metal or glass.
This particular soldering iron is powered with gas. A gas burner heated the soldering tip, which then heated the solder.
Before this exhibit made its way to the museum, it was used in the workshop of the gasworks in Paczków.
For this purpose, a special binding material is used, called solder. To some extent, soldering resembles glueing: once heated, the solder melts and sets, joining together pieces of metal or glass.
This particular soldering iron is powered with gas. A gas burner heated the soldering tip, which then heated the solder.
Before this exhibit made its way to the museum, it was used in the workshop of the gasworks in Paczków.
