Weller 7135N Soldering Iron Chisel Tip 11/64 Inch

Product Description

The WELLER 7135N is a replacement chisel-style soldering iron tip designed for use with the Weller 8200 soldering iron. The tip is constructed from iron and features a chisel profile, making it well suited for drag soldering, pad tinning, and general through-hole work where a flat contact surface improves heat transfer. The tip diameter measures 11/64 inches (0.1650 inches decimal), providing a moderate contact surface that balances precision with thermal capacity. Licensed electricians, electronics technicians, and HVAC controls technicians who service low-voltage wiring and circuit boards will find this tip appropriate for a range of field and bench soldering tasks.

This tip is intended for use with the Weller 8200 soldering iron. The chisel profile suits applications including wire tinning, terminal soldering, and component replacement on residential and light commercial control boards. It is a direct replacement part for maintaining consistent soldering performance when the original tip wears, oxidizes, or loses tinning. It fits into typical bench-service and field-repair workflows where the Weller 8200 is the tool of choice.

Key Features

• Chisel tip profile for improved surface contact during drag and pad soldering
• Iron tip material for durability and consistent heat transfer
• Tip diameter of 11/64 inches (0.1650 inches) suits general-purpose soldering tasks
• Direct OEM-style replacement for maintaining Weller 8200 performance
• Sold individually — single-tip packaging, no additional parts required

Compatibility

Designed for use with the Weller 8200 soldering iron as stated by the manufacturer.

Installation Notes

Tip replacement should be performed with the soldering iron powered off and fully cooled to prevent burns and avoid thermal shock to the new tip. Use the appropriate tip removal tool or pliers with a protective cloth — avoid gripping the heating element. Before use, tin the new tip promptly after the iron reaches operating temperature to prevent oxidation and extend tip life. Follow all applicable workplace electrical safety practices when servicing control boards or low-voltage wiring.