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Mini Iron II The Adapter

Mini Iron II The Adapter

$45.95 - $45.95
$45.95
$45.95 - $45.95
$45.95
   

Clover Mini Iron II – Interchangeable-Tip Precision Pressing

 

    The Clover Mini Iron II is a compact, quick-heating tool with interchangeable tips for quilting, sewing, crafting, doll-making, appliqué, and stenciling.      Updated slide-switch heat controls and an easy-grip handle make detail work smooth and accurate—perfect for tight seams, curved edges, and hard-to-reach areas.  

   
   
            Clover Mini Iron II with small adapter tip and stand    
   
     
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  • Interchangeable tips tackle appliqué, tiny seams, curves, hems, and stencil work.
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  • Slide-switch heat control with Low / Mid / High settings for fabric flexibility.
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  • Ergonomic handle for steady grip and precision pressing.
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  • Quick heat-up with a 40W heating element (120V).
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  • Compact footprint that fits next to your machine or travel kit.
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  • Includes stand & screwdriver for safe resting and easy tip changes.
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What’s Included

 
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  • Clover Mini Iron II body
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  • Small adapter iron tip (installed)
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  • Metal stand
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  • Screwdriver for tip changes
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Specifications

                                                                                                                                                                                                                       
Spec Detail
Power 40 watts / 120 volts
Heat Settings Low ≈ 220°F (105°C) · Mid ≈ 390°F (200°C) · High ≈ 580°F (295°C)
Color White
Materials Plastic & metal
Primary Use Mini iron for quilting, sewing, crafting, doll-making & stenciling
Tips Small adapter tip included; additional tips available separately
   

How to Use

 
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  2. Choose your heat setting (Low/Mid/High) based on fabric; allow the iron to preheat.
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  4. Rest the iron on the included stand when not in contact with fabric.
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  6. Press with light, steady strokes—ideal for narrow seams, curves, and appliqué edges.
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  8. To change tips, unplug and let the iron cool fully, then use the screwdriver to swap tips.
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Safety & Care

 
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  • Always unplug before changing tips or storing the iron.
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  • Use the stand between presses and keep away from heat-sensitive surfaces.
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  • Test heat on a scrap; start lower for synthetics and delicate trims.
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  • Store only when fully cooled; wipe clean with a dry cloth.
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