Every true tech geek worth his or her weight in solder and flux has been foaming at the mouth over a new infomercial on TV. It’s for a device called Cold Heat: a soldering iron that reportedly stays ...

The cold heat soldering iron claims to be the world's first cordless, cool-touch soldering tool--it heats up to 800 degrees. In seconds? Does it really work? That's what we wanted to know. So we ...

Curling irons, hand warmers, coffee mugs and other consumer products that rely on heat to do their jobs are about to get a makeover thanks to an innovative technology from a tiny Bellevue company.

NEW YORK — If you're looking for a good holiday gift for a tinkerer you can hardly give away anything more inventive than the Cold Heat soldering iron. It redesigns something that's been virtually ...

Solder using cold heat. Sounds strange but it's true. This little cordless device is supposed to heat up instantly and cool down fast enough you can touch it. It's about 20 bucks, but Does It Work?

In the run-up to pv magazine’s quality roundtable at Intersolar Europe, we look at a case where a production error resulted in cold solder joints in 5% of the solar ...

I was asked to join in on a visit to this particular company to ascertain their suitability as an alternate source of some RF components for use in military products. In particular, we were interested ...

Soldering is still an incredibly common and useful process for repairing electronics, but it could be about to get a little cooler. Quite literally, because researchers have developed a new way to ...

Every do-it-yourselfer has probably been pretty excited about a new product and infomercial running on television for a device called "Cold Heat." It's a soldering iron that's supposed to reach 700 ...

Reading Bill Macrone at PC Magazine is the win to John Dvorak’s wang. Instead of hearing Dvorak bang out another column based on how his eggs and baby flesh are sitting that morning, Machrone tells us ...

Rich Meinke is one of the engineers here at KFVS. Repairing small electrical connections is a frequent part of his job. "See and the solder is complete," he demonstrates how quickly a traditional ...