Weller ML500MP Butane Soldering Iron 900F 1 Oz Fuel

Product Description

The WELLER ML500MP is a self-igniting butane soldering iron designed for portable heat and soldering work across a wide range of field and bench applications. It operates on butane fuel with a 1 oz fuel capacity and delivers a working temperature range of 750 to 900 degrees F, making it suitable for soldering, heat shrink work, and light torch tasks. The tool ignites without a separate lighter and runs for approximately 25 minutes per fill. The conical tip shape provides focused heat delivery for precision soldering on small connectors, wire terminations, and circuit board work. Licensed electricians, HVAC technicians, and plumbers regularly carry this type of tool for on-site repairs where a corded iron is impractical.

The ML500MP is suited for residential and light commercial service calls where portability matters. Common applications include soldering copper fittings, tacking wire connections, activating heat shrink tubing, and performing small-scale repairs away from a power source. Its compact form factor makes it a practical addition to a field service kit or tool bag. No external power source or separate igniter is required, which reduces setup time on the job.

Key Features

• Self-igniting design eliminates the need for a separate lighter or striker
• Operating temperature range of 750 to 900 degrees F for versatile heat work
• 1 oz butane fuel capacity with approximately 25 minutes of operating time per fill
• Conical tip for focused, precision heat delivery on small work areas
• Cordless and portable — no external power source required

Compatibility

Designed as a self-contained portable butane soldering iron suitable for general-purpose soldering and heat tool applications across electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and electronics service work.

Installation Notes

Fill with standard butane fuel only; do not attempt to use other fuel types. Allow the tool to cool completely before refilling or storing. Use in well-ventilated areas and keep away from flammable materials during operation. This tool should only be used by qualified tradespeople familiar with the safe handling of open-flame heat tools.