Weller CT5A7 Chisel Soldering Iron Tip 1/16 in Ct Series

Product Description

The WELLER CT5A7 is a chisel-style replacement soldering iron tip from the CT Series, designed for use with the Weller W60P soldering iron. It features a 1/16 inch tip diameter and measures approximately 1-1/64 inches in length, making it well suited for precision soldering work on moderate-gauge wire connections, terminal lugs, and through-hole components. At just 0.002 pounds, the tip is lightweight and designed for easy swap-out during bench service. Electricians, electronics technicians, and HVAC controls technicians performing low-voltage wiring work will find this tip appropriate for fine-pitch soldering tasks that require a controlled, narrow contact point.

This chisel tip is primarily used in bench-top or field repair scenarios where controlled heat transfer to a specific point is required. Common applications include soldering wire terminations on control boards, splicing low-voltage thermostat wiring, repairing terminal connections on HVAC equipment, and general electronics assembly or rework. It is intended for professional trade use where tip condition directly affects solder joint quality and repeatability.

Key Features

• Chisel tip geometry provides a flat contact edge for efficient heat transfer to solder joints
• 1/16 inch tip diameter suits fine-pitch and moderate-gauge soldering tasks
• 1-1/64 inch tip length allows controlled reach in tight terminal areas
• Part of the CT Series, engineered specifically for the Weller W60P soldering iron
• Lightweight at 0.002 pounds for minimal added mass during tip changes

Compatibility

Designed for use with the Weller W60P soldering iron as part of the CT Series tip family.

Installation Notes

Allow the soldering iron to cool fully before removing or installing a tip to avoid burns and prevent damage to the tip or heating element. Use appropriate tip-removal tools if the tip is seized from oxidation or flux residue buildup. Regularly tin the tip with fresh solder before storage to extend tip life and maintain thermal conductivity. Soldering work on electrical equipment should be performed in accordance with applicable NEC guidelines and any relevant manufacturer service procedures.