Soldering Irons & Tips

Soldering irons and replacement tips support technicians, electronics professionals, repair teams, and maintenance users performing detailed connections, general soldering, and heavier-duty work. This category includes narrow needle and conical tips for detailed tasks, chisel, knife, and bent profiles for controlled solder application, a cordless butane iron for work away from mains power, and a replacement nozzle for compatible oxy-acetylene torch equipment.

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Helpful Buying Guide

Choose a soldering iron or tip for the work at hand

Start by confirming the tool or soldering pencil model, then match the tip profile and size to the access, control, and heat-storage needs of the task. The products represented range from compact tips for miniature and detailed electronics work to larger chisel profiles intended for high-mass soldering.

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Popular examples in this category

LT Series Long Conical Soldering Tip, 0.6 mmLT Series Long Conical Soldering Tip, 0.6 mmWBB3192981XNT HX Bent Chisel Soldering Tip, 30°, 0.8 x 0.4 mmXNT HX Bent Chisel Soldering Tip, 30°, 0.8 x 0.4 mmWBB31927643.2 mm Chisel Soldering Tip3.2 mm Chisel Soldering TipWBB3192949LHT F Soldering Tip, 9.3 mm x 1.8 mmLHT F Soldering Tip, 9.3 mm x 1.8 mmWBB3192765
Use Cases

Match the profile to the job

Needle and 0.6 mm conical profiles suit detailed work. Knife, chisel, and bent chisel profiles provide defined contact shapes for controlled solder application, while larger profiles are represented for high-mass work.

How to Choose

Verify compatibility first

Replacement tips are made for specific iron families or soldering pencils. Check whether your tool is WXP 80, WP 80, WSP 80, WXP 90, WTP 90, WXP 65, WP 65, WSP150, WPT SE, WPT0 Series, WXP 120, WP 120, WXMT, or WMRT before selecting a tip.

Applications

Cover electronics, maintenance, and torch work

The range supports SMT and through-hole soldering, miniature work, routine maintenance, heavy-duty soldering, cordless work away from mains power, and compatible oxy-acetylene welding applications.

Additional Info

Review operating and order details

The cordless butane iron offers adjustable soldering heat from 250°C to 500°C, hot air up to 650°C, and up to 3-hour fuel duration. Most represented items have a minimum order of 1 each; the Type 4 nozzle has a minimum order quantity of 2.

0.6 mmFine conical point

A long conical tip size represented for detailed SMT and through-hole tasks.

250°C–500°CAdjustable soldering heat

The stated soldering temperature range for the cordless butane iron.

Up to 650°CHot-air mode

The stated maximum hot-air temperature for applicable heating tasks.

1 eachCommon minimum order

Most represented products can be ordered with a minimum of one each.

Comparison Guide

Compare the represented product types

Use tool compatibility, profile, and intended work type to narrow the selection.

Product typeProfile or capabilitySelection considerations
Fine-detail replacement tipsNeedle, 0.6 mm conical, 2.0 mm knife, and compact chisel profilesFor detailed, miniature, SMT, or through-hole work; verify the specified compatible iron family.
High-mass and broad-contact tipsBent chisel, 3.2 mm chisel, 5 mm chisel, and high-heat-storage optionsFor demanding work, broader contact needs, or tasks involving higher thermal mass; match the listed tool or pencil compatibility.
Portable iron and torch nozzleCordless butane iron with adjustable heat and hot-air mode; Type 4 Size 0 nozzle with swaged elbowChoose the iron for cordless soldering away from mains power, or select the nozzle only for compatible oxy-acetylene torch equipment.
Planning Guide

Plan the right fit before choosing

Tip shape and working profile

Select the contact shape that fits your soldering task

Tip geometry affects how you approach the work area and place solder. The represented options include conical, needle, knife, chisel, and bent chisel styles.

  • Choose a 0.6 mm long conical or needle-style tip for narrow, detailed soldering work.
  • Choose a 2.0 mm knife profile for controlled application in SMT and through-hole work.
  • Choose compact chisel profiles, including 0.8 x 0.4 mm, 3.0 x 1.0 mm, and 3.2 x 1.2 mm options, for defined soldering contact.
  • Choose 3.2 mm or 5 mm chisel-style options when a broader working edge is needed.
Compatibility and task demands

Match the tip to both the iron and the thermal demand

Compatibility is a primary selection factor, since the represented replacement tips fit different soldering iron families. For demanding jobs involving higher thermal mass, select from the tips identified for high-mass use or the WSP150-compatible option intended for high heat storage.

  • LT Series tips fit compatible WXP 80, WP 80, and WSP 80 soldering irons.
  • XNT tips fit compatible WXP 90, WTP 90, WXP 65, and WP 65 soldering irons.
  • The XT M tip fits compatible WXP 120 and WP 120 soldering irons.
  • The RTW tip fits compatible WXMT and WMRT irons; other represented choices are made for WPT SE, WPT0 Series, or the WSP150 soldering pencil.
Cordless and torch replacement options

Consider portable work and separate torch requirements

For soldering away from mains power, the cordless butane iron uses piezo self-ignition and does not require a cord, batteries, or cartridges. The category also represents a Size 0 Type 4 oxy-acetylene welding nozzle, which is a separate replacement component for compatible heavy-duty torch equipment.

  • Use adjustable soldering heat from 250°C to 500°C on the cordless butane iron.
  • Use hot-air blower mode up to 650°C for applicable heating tasks.
  • The butane iron offers up to 3-hour fuel duration from one filling.
  • Confirm Type 4, Size 0, and compatible torch equipment when selecting the swaged-elbow welding nozzle.
FAQ

Common questions before buying

How do I choose a replacement soldering tip?

Confirm the compatible soldering iron or pencil model first, then choose a tip profile and size suited to the soldering task.

Which tips are suited to detailed soldering work?

The represented fine-detail options include the 0.6 mm long conical tip, needle tip, 2.0 mm knife tip, and compact chisel profiles.

Are there options for high-mass soldering?

Yes. Represented options include bent and 3.2 mm chisel tips for high-mass work, plus an LHT F tip intended for high heat storage.

What does the cordless butane soldering iron offer?

It has piezo self-ignition, adjustable soldering heat from 250°C to 500°C, hot air up to 650°C, and up to 3-hour fuel duration.

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