Weller PTE9 (480°C) 5.6 mm Screwdriver 33 mm Soldering Iron Tip for use with TCP (series (old generation)

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RS Stock No.:
661-699
Mfr. Part No.:
T0054116999
Brand:
Weller
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Brand

Weller

Tip Shape

Screwdriver

Model Number

PTE9 (480°C)

Product Type

Soldering Iron Tip

For Use With

TCP (series (old generation)

Tip Series

PT

Tip Width

5.6 mm

Tip Length

33mm

Standards/Approvals

No

COO (Country of Origin):
MX

Weller Soldering Iron Tip, 33mm Tip Length, 5.6mm Tip Width - T0054116999


This soldering iron tip is designed to perform precision soldering tasks with a screwdriver-shaped end for controlled material transfer. It is intended for use with older TCP-handpiece models and operates reliably at elevated temperatures suitable for restoration or repair work where a durable, shaped contact is required.

Features and Benefits:


• Operates at 480°C for rapid thermal recovery
• Screwdriver-shaped end improves solder flow control
• PT-series construction supports frequent tip changes
• Narrow heat conduction reduces adjacent component heating
• Robust contact surface aids consistent joint formation

Applications


• Suitable for maintenance on legacy TCP handpieces
• Ideal for desoldering and reworking screw-terminals
• Used with fine mechanical assemblies requiring flat contact
• Can be used for hobbyist electronics restoration tasks

How does the tip manage thermal cycling during repetitive use?


The tip is specified for high-temperature operation, enabling quick reheating between cycles while maintaining metallurgical stability for repeated soldering tasks.

What compatibility considerations affect fitment into existing units?


The tip is formed to match older TCP handpiece interfaces, requiring the corresponding socket dimensions and retention mechanism present on legacy equipment.

How does the tip profile influence solder joint quality?


The screwdriver geometry provides a broad, flat contact area that promotes even solder distribution and reduces the likelihood of cold joints on planar terminations.

What visual signs indicate the end of useful life for this tip?


Surface pitting, severe erosion of the contact face, or loss of plating uniformity signal degraded thermal transfer and the need for replacement.

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