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The Prince August Solder Melting Pot is a high-performance tool designed for hobbyists and professionals alike. With a powerful 250-watt heating element, it melts metal faster than traditional methods, featuring a temperature range of 200 to 450 degrees Celsius. Its 1200-gram capacity allows for substantial casting projects, while its energy-efficient design uses 80% less electricity than a conventional cooker. CE approved and equipped with a UK standard plug, this melting pot is perfect for residential use and comes with essential components like a hobby casting ladle and solder flux pot.
| Manufacturer | Sheng Weidate |
| Part number | AC-SWDT-31CUKFL |
| Item Weight | 826 g |
| Package Dimensions | 30.9 x 18.9 x 11.4 cm; 826 g |
| Item model number | AC-SWDT-31CUKFL |
| Style | Pencil |
| Material | Metal |
| Power source type | Corded Electric |
| Wattage | 250 watts |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Handle Material | Wood |
| Special Features | Portable |
| Specific uses | Residential Use |
| Included components | Flux, ladle |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
D**B
Works as expected
Quick melting
M**S
Works well good price
Prince August Solder Melting PotThe melting pot comes as a fairly complete kit, in the box you will find the melting pot, a metal ladle, a pot of flux and some instructions.The Prince melting pot looks well-made and very sturdy, the controls are simple just an on/off switch and a temperature control. It can plug into a standard 240 volt socket and it comes ready equipped with a three pin 13A plug.I bought some of the Prince August '6-Star' tin bismuth alloy ingots to go with my melting pot. I wanted a metal that would look shiny and I didn’t want anything with a lead content, the tin bismuth alloy melts at around 300℃. There are some metal alloys with low enough melting points that can even be cast in silicone rubber moulds.As I write this review I haven’t yet made any useful castings I have only melted some metal and poured it into simple indentations in some casting sand but they all worked well. For what I need I’m going to order some finer grained sand like Petrobond for finer detail on the small castings I will make.
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