MCH100-AB Battle Damage and Repair Kit
Malcom Company offers a powerful, fully portable, battery powered heat gun and
soldering iron kit. The MCH-100-AB battery powered BDAR heat gun kit was developed
specifically for soldering, de-soldering, shrink tube and solder sleeves work that needs to
be done in the field for repairs from Battle Damage.
The MCH-100-AB is packaged in a rugged case with foam cut outs and wheels for easy
packaging and transportation. The MCH-100-AB provides a complete package for
electronic field repairs. The high temperature heat gun is ideal for installing heat
shrinkable tubing, shrink boots and solder sleeves: while the soldering iron can perform
a variety of different electronics repair.
Eliminating the needs for power generators, propane and open flame, the Malcom MCH
100-AB Portable Battery Powered Heat Gun Kit features a built-in motor with a fan to
provide 2.66 CFM air flow, and comes with three nozzles for various shrinking and
soldering applications and also comes with a 50 Watt battery powered soldering iron
including three soldering tips which provides ample heat for a wide variety of soldering
applications.
The Malcom MCH-100-AB Portable Battery Powered Heat Gun kit includes the following
items:
- 42 Volt Heat Gun with quick disconnect connector.
- 48 volt rechargeable battery pack housed in a rugged carrying case equipped
with a 9 ft. Cable and quick disconnect connector.
- Universal battery charger for world wide use including 12-42V DC, 120V - 230V
AC, 50 - 400 Hz
- BB-390 Battery Adapter plate.
- Two discharge caps
- Light weight rugged chemical resistant carry case with tool pockets and shoulder
strap.
- Three stainless shrink and solder reflective nozzles
- 50 watt battery powered soldering iron with quick disconnect connector.
- Three standard soldering tips for battery powered soldering iron.
- Rugged hard plastic storage case for all items with foam cut outs, wheels and
retractable handle for easy transportation.
Request more information using our online
form, or email Don at dbrown@malcom.com.
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