The TMT-2000S is based on Curie Heat Technology which responds to the thermal demands of each solder joint by adjusting the power instantaneously, thereby meeting the exact requirements of the substrate component and solder material.

Curie Heat with RF Induction is the safer alternative to conventional thermostatically controlled heaters, inductive heating enables maximum tip temperature to be governed without temperature-sensing or control circuitry.
An inductive heater suitable for use in a soldering iron comprises a copper slug coated with magnetic material, wound about with a current-carrying coil. Magnetic coating properties dictate how its Curie temperature coincides with the pre-set maximum temperature for the soldering iron. At this Curie temperature, the coating loses its magnetic properties, causing the inductive heating action to cease. Slug temperature never can overshoot this natural maximum. When the iron contacts a joint, applying thermal load, the slug falls below the Curie temperature, the coating instantly begins to reacquire magnetic properties.
In this way, an inductive soldering-iron heater operates without a temperature sensor or control circuitry, and recommences supplying thermal energy automatically, as soon as the tip contacts the joint.. Tip temperature is capped effectively, never overshooting the pre-set maximum.

It is a dual switchable soldering system which comes at a desirable price for
hobbyists, small workshops, universities, and production line soldering.
• Extremely compact – weighs in at just 1.3Kg
• Provides true process control
• Reduces potential to damage board, component and solder joint quality

WHICH TMT-2000S SYSTEM IS BEST FOR YOU?
See below for detailed description of each system, system do not come with a standard tip. You will need to order the tips you require