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Soldering Iron Collection
My collection of antique Soldering Irons,
vintage Soldering Guns, and Soldering Tools.
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Flame Heated Soldering Irons
Electric Soldering Irons
Flame Heated Soldering Irons
Soldering irons have been around for over 4,000 years. Up until the early 1900s they were mostly heated by flame. There was no control of the temperature. Check out some of the flame heated irons in my collection.
Electric Soldering Irons
An electric soldering iron is typically on whenever it's plugged in. They usually take a few minutes to heat up and generally stay at a steady temperature. Here's a few I've collected including some "Self-Feeding" soldering irons.
Soldering Guns
Soldering Stations
Soldering Guns
The Soldering Gun was invented by Carl E. Weller in 1941. Soldering guns heat quickly when a trigger switch is pulled and cool rapidly when put down. Check some out here including Carl Weller's first "Speedy Irons".
Soldering Stations
This group includes corded soldering irons that have a separate power supply, transformer, temperature control, or irons that plug into any type of base.
Soldering Tools and Supplies
My Soldering Tools
Tools, Supplies, and Information
Use the buttons on the left to check out vintage soldering tools, circuit board holders, soldering history, vintage solder and supplies, instruction, and more.
What soldering equipment do I use?
Soldering tools I use on my workbench including an in depth overview of my ESD/SMD Micro Soldering Workstation.

Brief History of the Electric Soldering Iron and Soldering Gun
Brief History of Electric Soldering Irons and Soldering Guns

Soldering Items Wanted



This wooden soldering gun from the 1940s..
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Supreme Soldering Gun

Any information on this soldering gun made by Supreme Instruments around 1937.
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Weller # 7300 tips

These exact Weller #7300 tips. These are the earlier version. The later tips were copper colored with larger ends.
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I am also looking for this (or a similar) early ERSA electric soldering iron.

ERSA Soldering Iron

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