American Beauty Soldering irons are full output irons designed and built to produce a tremendous amount of heat. Incorporating a voltage controller into your soldering process prolongs the life of your soldering irons' heating element and tip, reduces the thermal damage caused by excess heat buildup and saves energy and down-time by idling your iron at breaks.This voltage controller is intended to use with our complete line of heavy-duty soldering irons, ranging from 60 to 550 Watts (Models 3125 to 3198). In addition, it can be used with our line of industrial solder pots (Models 300 & 600) to provide tighter control of temperature variation.

The following products are related (similar model but different specifications, etc.) to Model V3700 featured on this page:

Model	Product Name	MSRP
3125-60	60 Watt, 1/4" Heavy-Duty Soldering Iron	$87.99
3138-100	100 Watt, 3/8" Heavy-Duty Soldering Iron	$129.99
3158-200	200 Watt, 5/8" Heavy-Duty Soldering Iron	$179.99
3178-300	300 Watt, 7/8" Heavy-Duty Soldering Iron	$229.99
3198-550	550 Watt, 1-1/8" Heavy-Duty Soldering Iron	$299.99
3125E-60	60 Watt Heavy-Duty Ergo-Iron	$107.99
3138E-100	100 Watt Heavy-Duty Ergo-Iron	$149.99
300	1lb General Purpose Industrial Solder Pot	$329.99
600	2-1/2lb General Purpose Industrial Solder Pot	$369.99

RoHS Compliant	Yes
Available in 220-240VAC?	Yes
Country of Origin	US
Shipping Weight	1.40 lbs / 0.64 kg
Package Length	8.375 in / 21.27 cm
Shipping Package Width	6.25 in / 15.88 cm
Package Height	4.5 in / 11.43 cm

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Solid-state voltage regulating device incorporated in each controller permits tighter process control, longer heating element life and a reduction in damage resulting from excess thermal capacity. Each is described separately below:

Longer heating element life: Remember the story about the tortoise and the hare? Enough said!

Tighter Process Control: Our internal tests have shown that by incorporating a voltage control with our Model 600 solder pot, we were able to achieve a temperature fluctuation of less than +/- 5°.

Improved Solder Joint Quality:The ideal operating temperature of your soldering iron or pot should be comfortably over the eutectic point of your solder. Excess heat simply causes damage.