3DZWMAN Vertical Heat Set Insert Tool with 110V/220V Soldering Iron | M2-M8 Brass Inserts for 3D Printing

• The base is made by bending and welding sheet metal, and reinforced welding is added at the bottom, equipped with anti slip foot pads. The Z-axis is a widened 2040 aluminum profile, which provides sufficient strength when the structure is pressed down. Three large V-shaped pulleys are tightly matched with the 2040 aluminum profile, and only one V-shaped pulley needs to be adjusted to clamp the aluminum profile. The metal tension spring can be used repeatedly without deformation, and it is easier to adjust the insertion height by hand tightening the nut
• The digital soldering iron supports automatic voltage conversion of 110V/220V. Long press the # switch, with a temperature range of 180 ℃ (356 ℉) -500 ℃ (932 ℉). Long press the+- button to continuously adjust the temperature, and comes with a soldering iron tip and silicone protective cover
• Insert Tips M2 M2.5 M3 M4 M5 M6 (1/4) M8 can match the electric soldering iron of ceramic tube D4xL24 on the market
• It can be used fo including PLA, PETG, ABS, PPS, PP, and more, this tool find applications in 3D printers, electrical molding machines, automotive plastic shells, and laptop molds Threaded Inserts
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• Prepare the Soldering Iron — Select the appropriate brass insert tip for your desired thread size (M2-M8). Attach it to the 60W soldering iron and set the temperature between 180°C and 500°C, depending on your plastic type. Allow the iron to reach the set temperature.
• Position the Part and Insert — Place your 3D printed part or plastic component on the tool's stable platform. Select the correct brass insert and place it into the pre-drilled hole. Ensure the insert is aligned vertically with the tool's mechanism.
• Heat and Press the Insert — Hold the tool's handle and carefully press the heated insert tip down onto the brass insert. Apply steady pressure until the insert is fully seated and the plastic around it begins to melt and flow. Avoid excessive force.
• Cool and Adjust — Once the insert is pressed in, remove the soldering iron and allow the plastic to cool and solidify around the insert. After assembly, check and adjust the wheel tension on the tool's Z-axis mechanism to ensure smooth operation for future use.

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