Weller ETM Chisel Soldering Tip Et Series 0.126 in

Product Description

The WELLER ETM is a chisel-style soldering tip designed for use with compatible Weller soldering stations in the ET series. It measures 0.126 inches in point width and 1.713 inches in length, making it suited for general-purpose through-hole soldering, pad tinning, and drag-soldering on larger joint areas where a flat tip face delivers better thermal transfer than a conical point. Licensed technicians and experienced bench techs rely on chisel tips for efficient heat delivery to component leads and PCB pads. The tip weighs approximately 0.03 pounds.

The ETM tip is appropriate for electronics assembly, rework, and repair applications in commercial or field service environments. Its chisel geometry is effective for component desoldering and soldering in tight board layouts where controlled tip contact is needed. This tip is part of the ET series and is installed into ET-compatible Weller soldering stations. Typical users include electronics technicians, HVAC controls specialists servicing circuit boards, and electrical tradespeople performing low-voltage wiring and termination work on bench setups.

Key Features

• Chisel tip geometry for efficient heat transfer across flat pad and lead surfaces
• 0.126 inch point width for general-purpose soldering tasks
• 1.713 inch tip length compatible with ET series iron bodies
• Lightweight at 0.03 pounds for reduced hand fatigue during extended work sessions
• Part of the ET series tip family for broad station compatibility within the series

Compatibility

Designed for use with Weller ET series soldering stations. Consult your soldering station documentation to confirm ET series tip compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electronics technician or trained bench tech. Allow the soldering iron to cool completely before removing or installing a tip to prevent burns and tip damage. Use appropriate tip-removal tools where recommended by the station manufacturer rather than forcing the tip by hand. Follow applicable workplace safety and ESD precautions when working on sensitive electronic assemblies.