WELLER 1mm Tweezer Soldering Iron Tip
Weller 1mm bent tweezer tip for desoldering with WT 50/WTA 50 tweezers. Ideal for SMD and PCB work.
The WELLER Tweezer Soldering Iron Tip (1mm, 45° bent) is designed for precision desoldering tasks when used with WT 50 and WTA 50 tweezers. Its specialised angled tip ensures optimal access to tight spaces and components on PCBs, making it ideal for electronics repairs, rework, and prototyping.
- Precision Performance – The 1mm width allows for accurate heat application on small solder joints and SMD components. * Thermal Efficiency – Designed for quick heat transfer and stable temperature control during use. * Compatibility – Works seamlessly with Weller’s WT 50 and WTA 50 tweezers.
Perfect for professional engineers, electronics hobbyists, or anyone needing precision desoldering tools for delicate PCB work.
- Desoldering SMD components
- PCB rework and repair
- Precision electronics assembly
- Tip Width: 1mm
- Tip Style: Tweezer (45° bent)
- Suitable For: WTA 50 Tweezers
- Use With: WT 50 and WTA 50 Tweezers
- Weight: 10g
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