Key benefits Refillable, portable heating tool with a compact 8 ml fuel capacity — ready for repeated use without disposable parts. Multifunction: works as a small torch and accepts a solderingiron tip, so you can switch between flame work and heatedtip soldering. Fast refill and quick readiness: filling takes about 10 seconds and only a short wait is needed for pressure to stabilize before use. Simple maintenance and replaceable tip design for longterm use. What it does and how it helps Provides a controlled flame for small welding and jewelry tasks, and a heated soldering tip for electronics and chipboard repairs. Lets you switch tool function quickly (torch <> soldering tip) to handle different steps without multiple tools. Eliminates the need for large or stationary equipment for small jobs — useful for bench work, field repairs, and hobby projects. Key attributes Fuel capacity: 8 ml (uses widely available 8 ml fuel canisters) Refillable: guide the fuel tank into the air inlet and press down to fill (about 10 seconds to fill) Replaceable tip: accept soldering iron tips for heatedtip work Easy maintenance: designed for routine tip replacement and refilling Basic operating instructions Refill: Guide the fuel tank into the air inlet and press down; filling completes in about 10 seconds. Wait a few minutes for pressure to stabilize before first use. If you hear a hissing sound from the tail after refilling, press the pen tip lightly into the air outlet to stop it. Tip replacement: remove the current head and install a solderingiron tip as needed. Ignition: push the power switch to the ON position (you will hear a hiss), then press the electronic ignition button to light. Allow the flame to burn for about 3 minutes; after the flame is extinguished the soldering iron head will continue to remain hot for soldering work. Adjustment: use the adjustment control to change flame/heat size as required for the task. Suitable applications (examples) Electronics and chipboard : small PCB solder joints, component rework and lead soldering using the soldering tip. Jewelry : soldering or joining small metal parts where a compact, controllable flame is needed. Small welding and metalworking: light brazing, preheating, or localized heat for shaping and joining. Safety and maintenance notes Wait the recommended stabilization time after refilling before ignition. tips as needed and keep connections clean to maintain reliable ignition and heat transfer. Follow normal safepractice guidelines for open flames and hot tools.