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The Antex XS25 Soldering Iron is a robust 25W mains-powered iron designed for electronics tasks that need a little more heat. Its higher power output makes it well suited to soldering larger components, thicker wires, and jobs where extra thermal mass is involved.

Like all Antex classroom-friendly irons, the XS25 features a durable silicone heat-resistant cable, offering improved safety and longevity in busy school and workshop environments. The comfortable handle and fixed-temperature operation make it reliable for consistent results across repeated use.

Caution: Supplied with a UK mains plug and designed for a 230V, 50Hz supply.

Features:

  • 25W mains-powered soldering iron for larger parts and higher thermal loads.
  • Silicone heat-resistant cable for improved durability and safety in school environments.
  • Comfortable, lightweight handle suitable for extended soldering sessions.
  • Fixed-temperature design for consistent, predictable soldering performance.
  • Compatible with standard Antex replacement tips.

Contents:

  • 1 x Antex XS25 Soldering Iron (Mains Powered) 25W

Dimensions:

  • Tip to handle: 182mm.
  • Cable Length: 1.5m.

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Questions and answers

    Can I clarify whether these soldering irons don't require a voltage control or adapter? They simply plug into a standard socket?
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    Q Can I clarify whether these soldering irons don't require a voltage control or adapter? They simp...... Read more
    Asked by Anonymous on June 4, 2020 12:00 am
    Answered by the admin Thank you for your question, that is correct these would not need an adapter and should plug directly into a mains socket.
  2. We currently use Antex soldering irons in our D T department at the school. We however use lower voltage irons so therefore using a voltage reducer.However we are considering using mains unit. Do you supply these units to school communities?Do you know if mains units are acceptable in schools due to the 230v 50 hz supply required?Many Thanks Les Mellor - D T Technician
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    Q We currently use Antex soldering irons in our D T department at the school. We however use lowe...... Read more
    Asked by Anonymous on June 18, 2015 12:00 am
    Answered by the admin Hi Les, Yes these soldering irons are available for schools to purchase, this would be done in the same method as any of our other products. This product runs off a standard mains power supply and as such is fine to be used in a school environment, All of these Antex soldering irons have a silicone heat resistant cable which makes them much harder wearing and safer in a school environment. As with any electrical device regular checks on the cable and unit are recommended to ensure a damaged device isn’t used.
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