Metcal STTC-126 0.4 mm Bent Conical 7.9 mm Soldering Iron Tip for use with MX-5000 and MX-5200 Series Soldering Systems,

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RS Stock No.:
276-3601
Distrelec Article No.:
182-97-583
Mfr. Part No.:
STTC-126
Brand:
Metcal
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Brand

Metcal

Product Type

Soldering Iron Tip

Model Number

STTC-126

Tip Shape

Bent Conical

For Use With

MX-5000 and MX-5200 Series Soldering Systems, Metcal MX-500

Tip Series

700

Tip Angle

30°

Tip Width

0.4 mm

Tip Length

7.9mm

Standards/Approvals

No

RoHS Status: Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):
US

Metcal Soldering Iron Tip, 7.9mm Tip Length, 0.4mm Tip Width - STTC-126


This soldering iron tip is a bent conical implement designed for precision soldering within controlled soldering systems. It operates as a specialised replaceable tip for compatible hot-tool stations, providing a fine-point contact for small-scale solder joints and SMT component work while maintaining a fixed 30° working angle for access to confined areas.

Features and Benefits:


• 0.4mm contact width delivers fine-point solder placement
• 7.9mm length ensures stable heat transfer to the joint
• Bent conical profile improves access to angled pads
• 30° tip angle facilitates reach under restrictive components
• Compatible construction supports quick tip interchangeability

Applications


• Suitable for soldering small SMD pads and leads
• Used with MX-5000 and MX-5200 station families
• Ideal for rework of densely populated assemblies
• Can be used for precision through-hole touch-ups

Which tool families will accept this tip?


It fits designated handpieces used with MX-5000 and MX-5200 family stations and equivalent compatible tools.

How does the tip geometry aid in SMT tasks?


The bent conical shape with a fine 0.4mm point provides accurate solder transfer and improved access to closely spaced SMT pads.

What practical advantage does the 30° angle offer?


The 30° inclination permits an approach angle that reduces obstruction from adjacent components, enabling cleaner joint formation.

How does the length influence thermal behaviour during soldering?


A 7.9mm tip length balances thermal conduction and tip mass to maintain consistent heat delivery at the contact point.

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