High-Efficiency Heavy Duty Soldering Iron Tip (#7546-100)

(1 customer review)

$8.00

High-Efficiency tips reach soldering temperature in less than 10 seconds and reach a tip temperature of approximately 900°F.

Description

High-Efficiency Heavy Duty Soldering Iron Tip

Introducing our High-Efficiency Heavy Duty Soldering Iron Tip, engineered for reliability and performance in demanding soldering applications. With a diameter of 3/16″ or .188″, this tip delivers efficient heating capabilities, ensuring effective soldering with every use. Unlike our standard tips, our High-Efficiency variant heats up faster, providing you with 20% more soldering time, allowing you to tackle your projects with speed and precision.

Our High-Efficiency soldering iron tip is designed to help streamline your soldering workflow with ease. This is due to this tip’s capability to reach soldering temperature in under 10 seconds and achieving a temperature of approximately 900°F, this tip empowers you to work swiftly and effectively, without compromising on quality. Whether you’re soldering small electronic components or undertaking larger soldering tasks like home projects, our tip delivers consistent performance, allowing you to focus on your craft without interruptions.

Crafted from durable materials, our isolated ceramic replacement tips are built to withstand the rigors of heavy-duty soldering jobs. Designed to seamlessly integrate with all Iso-Tip rechargeable soldering irons, including the EZ Change, Quick Charge, “60” Pro Charge, and Power Pro models, our tips offer versatility and compatibility, ensuring hassle-free operation across various soldering platforms.

Additional information

Weight 0.375 lbs

1 review for High-Efficiency Heavy Duty Soldering Iron Tip (#7546-100)

  1. jammit (verified owner)

    Good supplement for an existing set of “normal” (smaller) tips. You really shouldn’t need this big of a tip (wears out the battery faster and the extra heat will wear out the tip) but useful if the old Weller soldering gun (with real Bakelite handle handed down from my dad) isn’t available. If you really need to do ten or more joints that require this big of a tip, you should think about using a butane iron or grab your trusty Weller and a really long extension cord. Seriously good if you just need to do a couple of big joints.

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