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Weller WLTC03IBA4 Conical Soldering Tip 0.3mm for WLIBA4 WELC03IBA4

Name: Weller WLTC03IBA4 Conical Soldering Tip 0.3mm for WLIBA4 WELC03IBA4
Brand: WELLER
SKU: B09CDNMYV5
Price: 23.13 GBP
Availability: InStock

Sold by GravaHaus and 2 other sellers

Product information

Description

General description

This is a precision conical soldering tip with a 0.3mm diameter, designed for cordless Weller WLIBA4 soldering irons. It is ideal for detailed electronic work and micro-electronics, providing accurate and clean solder joints. The tip is easy to replace using the included accessory, ensuring quick and convenient maintenance.

Technical specifications

Tip diameter: 0.3mm

Compatible with: Weller WLIBA4 cordless soldering iron

Package includes: 3 conical tips

Compatibility and accessories

Compatible with Weller WLIBA4 cordless soldering iron

Includes replacement tips for easy maintenance

Installation

Turn off and unplug the soldering iron before replacing the tip

Use the provided tool or lever to push out the old tip

Insert the new tip and secure it properly

Usage

Ideal for micro-electronics, fine soldering, and detailed electronic applications

Ensure the soldering iron is cooled down before replacing the tip

Use appropriate safety measures during soldering

Helps deliver heat to small areas, such as PCBs, and can also be used for general soldering tasks

Join wires (>18AWG), micro electronics, electronic hobby kits, and crafts

Features

Brand
WELLER
Width
69 mm
Material
Metal
Weight
23 g
Type of soldering iron accessories
Soldering iron tip
Type of part for soldering iron
Soldering tip
ManoMano Reference
ME53370277
MMID
525841705436
Product code
B09CDNMYV5
EAN
4003019444939

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