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The Antex MAGST2002 is an 80W temperature-controlled soldering station that pairs a 24VAC station with the Antex 1002 soldering iron. It holds the tip within ±5°C of the set temperature through thermocouple sensing and proportional electronic control, with stepless adjustment from 150°C to 450°C. That stability and the 80W headroom suit through-hole work, connectors and small SMD jobs better than fixed-wattage irons. It is a mains-powered 220–240V unit with an ABS cabinet, spring holder, sponge and spare-tip storage, so it is a bench tool rather than a portable one.
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The MAGST2002 is a temperature-controlled soldering station rated at 80W with a 24VAC output. It comes with the Soldering Iron 1002, and the two are designed to work together.
Temperature is selected steplessly between 150°C and 450°C (302°F and 842°F). Thermocouple sensing keeps the tip temperature within ±5°C of the selected setting. Electronic proportional control varies the heating period as needed to hold the set temperature, and a heating pulse indicator shows when the iron is heating.
The cabinet is made of ABS. The station has an illuminated rocker switch, a safety-spring holder, a cleaning sponge and storage for spare tips. The unit is earthed and has a potential balance socket. Triac switching occurs at the zero-crossover point.
