Soldering Iron Collection

Handmade Soldering Iron, 1939. Creator: Harvey Thoss
Handmade Soldering Iron, 1939

Tinman (engraving)
2802008 Tinman (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Tinman. Illustration for An Illustrated Vocabulary For The Use Of The Deaf And Dumb (SPCK)

Plumber (engraving)
2801995 Plumber (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Plumber. Illustration for An Illustrated Vocabulary For The Use Of The Deaf And Dumb (SPCK)

The soldering iron (chromolitho)
977673 The soldering iron (chromolitho) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The soldering iron)

Electrical components being joined together by solder and a soldering iron

Soldering a circuit board F006 / 7223
Soldering a circuit board

Soldering a circuit board F006 / 7200
Soldering a circuit board

Soldering a circuit board F006 / 7224
Soldering a circuit board

Electronics research F008 / 2027
Electronics research

Electronics research F008 / 2104
MODEL RELEASED. Electronics research

Soldering an electronic circuit board F007 / 0376
Soldering an electronic circuit board

Electronics research F007 / 0306
MODEL RELEASED. Electronics research

Electronics research F007 / 0305
MODEL RELEASED. Electronics research

Electronics research F007 / 0290
MODEL RELEASED. Electronics research

JEWELRY: SOLDERING. Soldering silverplate. Line engraving, 19th century

FRANCE: CANNERY, c1880. Workmen filling and soldering cans of preserved food at a French cannery. Line engraving, French, c1880

PEWTERWARE, 18th CENTURY. A French pewterers workshop with two men turning a vessel on a lathe (a)
PEWTERWARE, 18th CENTURY. A French pewterers workshop with two men turning a vessel on a lathe (a, b); another shaping a hande (c); a hot soldering iron in use near the furnace by the window (d)

Soldering a loudspeaker. Wires being soldered onto the connectors of an audio loudspeaker. The soldering iron (top left to centre)

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"Soldering Iron: The Versatile Tool for Crafting and Repairing" In the realm of craftsmanship and repair, the soldering iron stands as a trusted ally, bridging gaps between various trades. From the Tinman's intricate engravings to the Plumber's essential tasks, this tool has proven its worth time and again. With its rich history depicted in chromolithographs like "The Soldering Iron, " we witness its evolution over time. But what sets this particular soldering iron apart is its innovative design - an evacuated copper capsule at the tip housing a pellet of Bulk Metallic Glass (BMG). This cutting-edge feature ensures precise control and efficient heat transfer during delicate operations. From electrical components being seamlessly joined together by skilled hands wielding a soldering iron to circuit boards coming to life under its touch, it plays an integral role in electronics assembly. Captured in vivid images like "Soldering a Circuit Board F006 / 7223" or "Electronics Research F008 / 2027, " we glimpse into the world where innovation thrives. But it doesn't stop there; this versatile tool extends beyond traditional applications. As seen in captivating visuals such as "Soldering an Electronic Circuit Board F007 / 0376" or "Electronics Research F007 / 0306, " it becomes evident that electronic research benefits greatly from the precision offered by this indispensable instrument. Whether you're exploring new frontiers within electronics research or simply repairing everyday objects, trusty soldering irons have your back. They embody both artistry and functionality, enabling us to connect wires with finesse while unleashing our creative potential. So next time you find yourself marveling at intricate engravings or appreciating seamless plumbing systems, remember that behind these achievements lies one common hero – the humble yet mighty soldering iron.